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reboot
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reboot
To reload the operating system, which restarts the computer. See boot.
reboot [rē′büt]
(computer science)
To reload systems software into a computer so that it makes a new start.

(operating system)reboot - (From boot) A boot with the implication that the computer has not been down for long, or that the boot is a bounce intended to clear some state of wedgitude.

See warm boot.


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It's a sort of 'use 'em or lose 'em' obligation that Fox has with the Fantastic Four, as well as with X-Men, Silver Surfer and Daredevil, the latter two already scheduled for their own imminent reboots," said critic Martin Anderson from the cult movie website Den Of Geek.
One reason for the success of reboots is that they require more imaginative engagement than your standard "X-Men IV" or "Star Trek 400.
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