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Definition of rebooting in English Turkish dictionary
- (Bilgisayar) yeniden yükleniyor
- yeniden yükleme
- (rebootstrapping) yeniden yukleme
- reboot
- (Bilgisayar) yeniden başla
Bu akşam saat 9'da sunucunun yeniden başlatılması planlanıyor.
-The server reboot is scheduled at 9 o'clock this evening.
Bilgisayarını yeniden başlatman gerekiyor.
-You need to reboot your computer.
- reboot
- (Bilgisayar) yeniden önyükleme
- reboot
- (Bilgisayar) sistemin yeniden yüklenmesi
- reboot
- (Bilgisayar) yeniden yüklemesi
- reboot
- (Bilgisayar) yeniden başlat
Bilgisayarını yeniden başlatman gerekiyor.
-You need to reboot your computer.
Bilgisayar yeniden başlatılıyor.
-The computer is rebooting.
- reboot
- yeniden aç
Bilgisayarınızı yeniden açmalısınız.
-You must reboot your computer.
- reboot
- Yeniden Açmak
- reboot
- sistemi yeniden yüklemek yeniden
- reboot
- SiTEMi YENiDEN YuKLEMEK
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Definition of rebooting in English English dictionary
- present participle of reboot
- reboot
- Start up a computer again
- reboot
- To cause a computer to execute its boot process, effectively resetting the computer and causing the operating system to reload, especially after a system or power failure
- reboot
- To restart the boot process See also "Boot "
- reboot
- A warm boot, or a boot after the computer has not been turned off for long
- reboot
- To restart a (computer or video game) from the beginning
- reboot
- To restart a computer for any number of reasons Some computers have a reset switch, others will reboot using a series of key commands such as, Control, Alt, Delete and choosing to restart the computer when prompted
- reboot
- To reload the operating system and restart the computer
- reboot
- To restart/reset the computer and reload the operating system
- reboot
- The process of turning a computer system or printer off and then back on again, to reload the software and data
- reboot
- To restart a computer, usually because of a crash See boot
- reboot
- To restart a computer
- reboot
- To restart the computer and reload the OS, usually after a crash
- reboot
- To start the computing process over again by entering a reboot key combination or by turning the computer off and then on again
- reboot
- The rewriting of a series storyline that discards all previous continuity
- reboot
- if you reboot a computer, or if it reboots, you start it up again
- reboot
- stop the system
- reboot
- To restart a computer by reloading the operating system This can be done by performing either a cold boot (turning the computer system off and then back on) or a warm boot (without turning the computer off) Diagnostic Y2k programs like 'Poirot" will reboot your machine automatically as part of their testing process This is a normal test procedure under these conditions
- reboot
- (or Restart or Reset) A user activity where the user boots a computing device without interrupting its source of electrical power The goal of this activity is typically to return the device to a known configuration state, or to remove unwanted data from volatile RAM In a Macintosh, this can be done either from the "Special" menu in the Finder (preferred) or by using the Reset Button
- reboot
- cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes; "boot your computer"
- reboot
- {f} (Computers) restart a computer, boot a computer again, stop a computer operation and reactivate it afterward; warm boot, restart a computer without turning it off, boot a computer without interrupting the electrical current to the whole system
- reboot
- An instance of rebooting
- reboot
- To restart the operating system
- reboot
- I absolutely hate this term Rebooting your computer simply means restarting your computer No need to look up the dictionary
- reboot
- To restart a character's history and adventures from scratch, e g when John Byrne took over Superman or Marvel's Heroes Reborn titles
- reboot
- The process of re-starting your computer If you switch your computer off and then on again, or if you use the reset button, it's called a cold boot If you press Ctrl and Alt and Del, it's called a warm-boot See also Boot
- reboot
- What you do when the first pair gets covered with barnyard stuff
- reboot
- To restart a computer by reloading its operating system A reboot doesn't require that the power to the computer be interrupted Many computers have a reboot button that can be pressed should the computer crash or hang in such a way that you lose all control through the mouse and keyboard See crash and hang
- reboot
- Wharcha do when yer first pair a boots gits all muddy
- reboot
- To restart a computer by reloading the operating system
- reboot
- To discard all previous continuity in a series and restart the series
- reboot
- {i} restarting of a computer, booting a computer again, stopping of a computer operation and reactivating it afterward (Computers)
- reboot
- (verb) To restart your computer by either pressing the reset button, or turn the power on the computer off
- reboot
- To restart the boot process See also Boot