Boot
Reboot
Reboot verb - Cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes.
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- In the reboot (but not third boot) Legion of Super-Heroes comics, Phantom Girl's father was from a planet where the people have the ability to split into three and rejoin.
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Anti-Frustration Features: In the sequel, if your laptop runs out of power and has to reboot after charging, the laptop battery won't drain during the boot up procedure.
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Wildstorm's editors flip-flopped back and forth over weather the Worldstorm re-launch of Wildstorm's titles were going to be a full reboot, a soft-boot or not a reboot at all, and then failed to tell Simone when they reached a conclusion.
Source: Comic Book / Gen¹³
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