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React to a crash?
Answer for the clue "React to a crash? ", 6 letters:
reboot
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In computing , rebooting is the process by which a running computer system is restarted, either intentionally or unintentionally. Reboots can be either cold (alternatively known as hard ) where the power to the system is physically turned off and back on ...
Usage examples of reboot.
Cray goes down more often than that, and we just reboot and keep going.
If we can get back to our buildings before reboot, it might look better.
But how could they possibly make enough rafts to accommodate all of them in the time left before the conversion of Cincinnati, when it would, essentially, reboot and try to reabsorb them?
We exited at McGuinness Boulevard to find that down below was only the chaos of other thwarted rebels trying to reboot into the mainstream of traffic.
The time was still 08:02, but in one of those flashes of understanding when whole new synaptic pathways open up and ones brain undergoes a crash and rapid reboot, Pandora twigged.
Paul instructs the Eye Center computer to reboot, that is, shut itself down and turn itself on again.
Every monitor brightened as the screens began to crawl with diagnostics as the system rebooted, then the comps did a systems check and began to scroll command codes.
If they get rebooted before they reach their places, there are some things we can do.
A timer rebooted him after a certain period, but we found out pretty quickly that sleep came almost instantly.
Morgan Lefler would have been able to withstand the rebooting of the computer.
With the phone not ringing, the television switched off, the computer rebooting, the newspaper out of reach, even the window shade down, you are alone with yourself.
Every monitor brightened as the screens began to crawl with diagnostics as the system rebooted, then the comps did a systems check and began to scroll command codes.
Masterson continued to explain, he considered electroconvulsive treatment, or ECT, which is the equivalent of rebooting a computer versus determining the reason for the errors.
He removed the minidisc, closed down the computer, then rebooted it and started the procedure all over again.
Soloman than rebooted the system and restored the shields over the outpost-Corsi always found it creepy to hear him speaking in computer langauge, interfacing directly with the systems, but she couldn't argue with the effects.