how do i reboot my computer?

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Answer 1

start, turn off computer, restart(or turn off), will reboot.

And we don't need the eula, most of us have read it. its superfluous.

If you are having a specific problem with rebooting, adjust your question to state the specific error message or other relevant information that is appearing on screen.

Answer 2

I've no idea why you posted the EULA, but you re-boot by turning off, then on again.



If you mean re-format/install, boot from your Windows disk and follow prompts.

Answer 3

while you're asking no rely if re-formatting a hardrive will injury your workstation as an entire, the respond isn't any. inspite of the undeniable fact that, re-formatting that's going to do away with all your modern records on the force. not basic drives can sustain an outstanding volume of re-codecs with out any injury to the force itself. good success!

Answer 4

WTF LOL

you need the reboot cd that came with your computer. you gotta hold down f1 f2 or f12 something like that when you turn it on then go through the options

Answer 5

hit -ALT,CTRL, & DELETE @ the same time many times till it reboots

Answer 6

turn off.





switch on.

Answer 7

dunno dont care