Update:
I took the following steps, and I no longer have the reported issue.
- Used the “Fix problems with Windows Update” option in Windows Settings
* Issue remained - Performed “Reset this PC”, keeping personal files
* Issue remained - Created a Windows Media Installation and performed a fresh install of Windows 11 Pro
* Issue remained - Removed all secure boot certificates in the BIOS using the “Erase all Secure Boot Settings” option in the BIOS
* All certificates were removed, no issues booting into Windows, but the issue remained. - Performed the “Restore Secure Boot to Factory Settings” in the BIOS
* All of the certificate’s sections in secure boot remained blank; no certificates loaded. - Downgraded to BIOS 3.22 using the Framework_Laptop_13_11th_Gen_Intel_Core_BIOS_3.22_ClearVar from the 3.22 BIOS instructions from the community post
* All certificates were loaded into the secure boot section in BIOS - Upgraded to BIOS 3.24 following the posted instructions
* Upgraded to BIOS Step1_Framework_Laptop_13_11th_Gen_Intel_Core_BIOS_3.23
* Upgraded to BIOS Step2_Framework_Laptop_13_11th_Gen_Intel_Core_BIOS_3.24 - Forced a Windows certificates refresh process using PowerShell using the following instructions from Microsoft Q&Ahttps://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/5804878/how-to-manually-force-apply-updated-secure-boot-ce
- Downloaded the Microsoft Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11
* The secure boot section states all required certificate updates have been applied, and no action is needed.