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Restarting your Windows 10 PC is as easy as clicking a few options or running a command from Command Prompt. We'll show you the options available to you to turn your PC off and then back on. Regardless of which reboot method you use, your PC will turn off and then turn back on the same way. More @Wikipedia
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- How to Restart Windows 10 - How-To GeekRestarting your Windows 10 PC is as easy as clicking a few options or running a command from Command Prompt. We'll show you the options available to you to turn your PC off and then back on. Regardless of which reboot method you use, your PC will turn off and then turn back on the same way.
- Restart (reboot) your PC - Microsoft SupportSelect the Start button, then Power > Restart.
- How to Reboot Windows 10: A Step-by-Step Guide for All UsersRebooting Windows 10 is a simple yet essential task to keep your computer running smoothly. Here’s the quick and dirty: Click on the Start Menu, select the Power button, and choose ‘Restart.’. That’s it! Your system will shut down and start back up, clearing any temporary glitches.
- How to Restart a Windows 11 PC - How-To GeekTo restart a Windows 11 PC, click the Start button on the taskbar, click the Power button, and then select "Restart." Alternatively, you can also press Alt+F4 on your desktop, select "Restart" from from the drop-down menu, and then click "OK."
- How to Properly Reboot (Restart) a Windows Computer - LifewireHere's how to properly reboot (restart) a Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, or XP PC. Restarting the wrong way can corrupt files and cause damage to your PC.
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