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Meanings of reboot (rebooted) in English

Portuguese
iniciar
Catalan
reinicialitzar

Cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes.

iniciar
Usage of rebooted in English
1
A count of the number of times an SNMP engine has rebooted.
Essential snmp, 2nd edition
2
Small Business Can, the peer-to-peer platform for business owners has been rebooted.
The Irish Times
3
I deleted the Azalia kernel extensions from the extensions folder and rebooted.
Wired
4
Berger stared in fascination at the screen as her computer slowly rebooted.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
5
The success of Les Misérables has, however, once again rebooted the musical machine.
The Irish Times
6
Others have rebooted flagging brands, transforming them into virtual money machines for stakeholders.
Jamaica Observer
7
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Roseanne with John Goodman in her rebooted sitcom.
The Guardian
8
I shut down, rebooted, and waited out the whole annoying Windows startup performance.
Bones of the Lost
9
Of course, these announcements rebooted a dialog about Jobs' health.
Wired
10
This of course then led to the show being rebooted as Generations: The Legacy.
The South African
11
She rebooted it right after, and didn't leave anything attached.
The Apocalypse Codex
12
The rebooted series looks at cold cases, including the strange death of Rey Rivera.
News.com.au
13
Iconic 1983 movie Flashdance is set to be rebooted -as a TV series.
News.com.au
14
Dan Slevin reviews the final episode of the trilogy that rebooted a beloved franchise.
Radio NZ
15
He dropped out, moved to Las Vegas, and rebooted Interiority.
iD
16
Then his mismatched eyes opened, lids flickering like hummingbird wings as his system rebooted.
Artemis Fowl: the time paradox
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