Are you wondering what reboot is? Can it really make HP faster? Here's the full explanation!
Is there a technology term that you don't understand that makes you confused? It could be yes, because most use English.
Maybe what you don't know is the term reboot. In fact, almost all electronic devices have this feature.
Therefore, this time Jaka wants to tell you about what's that reboot and why you should know its function!
What's that Reboot on HP?
Term reboot It has been used for a long time since the computer age. Now many smartphones are using the term.
Photo source: What Is Reboot (via 1949 Reviews) In short, meaning reboot HP is the process performed by restarting the device by stopping the system, apps, components, etc..
The effect is the HP processor and RAM become empty while waiting for the reload process to complete. Once done, the system will start running everything again as before.
Function Reboot on HP
Feature reboot It's not just here to restart your device, gang. There are several functions performed by reboot as:
1. Optimizing the System
If your cellphone likes errors or the screen looks broken, one way to overcome this is to do reboot.
By doing reboot, your HP will restart the system so that all resources be optimal again.
2. Overcoming Certain Errors
Reboot can also be used to overcome system errors or applications that do not respond at all.
Sometimes this method is also used to solve network problems. Although not scientifically tested, you can try it.
3. Free up RAM Memory
Another function of doing reboot on HP is to free up RAM memory (including temporary files), so HP becomes lighter.
4. Automatic Updates
Usually HP will do reboot automatically if there is a system update. This is done so that HP can optimize the update, including its applications.
Way to do Reboot on HP
Way to do reboot in all smartphone brands are almost the same, both Xiaomi, Samsung and Apple. you are enough press the power button and hold it for a few seconds.
Photo source: What is Reboot(via Business Insider) Later, HP will issue several options that you can do. choose reboot or restart to restart your HP.
For example, if your cellphone is old school and has a removable battery, you can remove it if your cellphone doesn't respond at all.
You can also use an app to do it, but if you've never done it root or your power button is broken, ApkVenue doesn't recommend it.
Different Reboot, Restart, and Reset
Maybe you often feel confused to distinguish these three terms: reboot, restart, reset. Are they all the same and just different terms?
Reboot and restart basically the same, that is actions taken to reload the system without deleting data we have been saved.
Photo source: Difference between reboot and reset (via YouTube) Otherwise, reset will wipe all data and restore it to factory settings. All photos, apps, and so on will just disappear.
You can find it in settings, usually called Factory Reset. Maybe you've asked what it is wipe data?
The term is the same as Factory Reset, where you will delete all data and information stored on the HP. Usually, Xiaomi devices use this term.
Reset This can be done if you want to sell your cellphone to someone else so that your personal information is maintained. So you have to be careful, don't get the term upside down, okay!
What's that Reboot on Laptops?
Term reboot has been on the computer for a long time. Is the meaning the same? The answer is yes, there is absolutely no difference with reboot on HP.
Photo source: What is Reboot on a Laptop(via Lifewire) Reboot will restart the computer by closing all programs and restarting the operating system.
The method is easy and maybe you also already know. You simply press the Windows logo and select the button Shut Down >Restart. Select the menu and your laptop will restart.
For example, your laptop hang and not responding at all, you can do hard restart by holding down the power button.
This action is done to forcefully shut down the program that makes the laptop hang. However, if done too often will make the health of the laptop deteriorate.
Reboot can be done automatically by the computer if you experience crash. This is usually marked by the appearance of bluescreen.
Reboot also happens when there is a system update and you have scheduled it at a certain time.
That was a brief explanation of what's that reboot along with their functions. Hopefully you're not confused by that term anymore, okay?
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