Restart is a "soft" operation which you might need to use if you have problems with software or hardware. Restart is handled by software and happens in automatic mode.Reset is "rough" operation which you have use when you cannot restart or turn your PC off. Reset is based on hardware and happens only if you are manually doing that.
Nothing....they are the same. Reboot is the "old school" term for restart.
When you boot up a computer you manually switch it on but when restarting it the computer leaves some circuit boards on and automatically turns it on and off, which is quicker.
Reboot means to restart. To restart or reboot click the apple icon top left and then click Restart.
to restart - as in computers
Reboot means restart. It does take awhile in the Jail breaking process.
Rebooting the modem or browser is to restart them. It means to restart their functionality again to troubleshoot.
System will start again. Its just like restart
It's just a geeky way of saying restart the computer.
init 6 Other variations are 'reboot' and 'shutdown -r'
Do you mean reboot? As in to turn off and restart? Never heard of deboot.
To get out of a "Safe Boot" on any Mac just restart (reboot) the computer and it will restart into the original OS.
Renew? Regenerate? Novation is a good word, but it is usually just used by lawyers talking about contracts.
Turning off it stays off until you turn it on, restart just automaticlly turns off then back on.
Rebooting is the process of shutting down and restarting your computer again. All you have to do is click the Start button / pearl, and select "Shut down." You will be prompted with a list of power options, including Shut down (turn the power off) and Restart (momentarily turns computer off and then back on). To reboot, simply select the Restart option.