what do you mean by boot reboot?
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The ability of a system to restart (reboot) in the event of a total failure. There are many hot restart techniques including redundant equipment, which provides an almost instantaneous restart, to other methods that can take several seconds.
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When the computer is booting up press delete until you go into a blue screen with writings. Thats your BIOS. In the second option look for boot sequence. Have your computer boot from cdrom as the first device. Then you should be able to boot from the cd. I dont know exactly what you are trying to do but thats how you do it. Maybe you trying to re-install windows? Well, anyways thats how you do it.\n\nGood Luck
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Depending on your motherboard model you have to press: Del or F8 for going into BIOS and changing the boot pref forever.\n\nOtherwise, at the POST screen press either Esc or F8 or Ins Or Del or F12 (depends on mobo model again) to bring up the boot menu for booting thru a device once.
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You're fine.  Nothing to worry about at all.  If you have rebooted and not noticed any issues with your PC you're good to go.
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Restart the machine.\n\nIf it stills boots into safe mode, restart again and hit F8 a few times.  This will bring up the boot menu.  Select Normal
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Rebooting is basically restarting your comp. If it is not shutting down properly than press and hold the start button( the actual button, not the one on the screen) This will shut it down, wait about 10 seconds and just restart the computer.\n\nI have a feeling this is not what you are looking for tho.\n\nAre you sure your not talking about re-formating and re-installing windows?\n\nTry restarting in safe mode. Press the F8 key as soon as  BIOS has finished and you see windows starting with the bar across the bottom.
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Yes you can.\n\nIf you are using Window's go into the BIOS and set it to boot that first. (in few cases you don't need to change anything, but do this if doing nothing doesn't work)
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Go to start, programs, accessories, system tools, system restore, select a date you had files ect., restore, PC will reboot
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put in your operating system disc, reboot, boot from the disc, and format that way.
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Get the startup disk again!
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the correct meaning is to restart your pc:\nclick the 'start' button\nclick 'turn off computer'\nclick 'restart'\n\nbut (ALOT of) people who don't know any better incorrectly use it to refer to using a system restore cd to return your computer's operating system to how it was when it was bought.
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i think you have to reload your OS.
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Hmm think maybe you deleted an important sytem file like startup.ini or something. Asking for the disk means it wants a floppy. I would check the BIOS settings and make sure it is booting to the hard drive first, then try to start in safe mode by pressing f8 while it boots (if it gets that far) Otherwise sounds like you need to reinstall the operating . It probably wants a boot floppy, use one if you have one.
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boot with the cd and re install
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try to boot it from safe mode and system scan
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http://www.bootdisk.com/
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(regarding a Windows PC not MAC)\n\nA boot disk gives your computer the files necessary to start up and run the programs.  \n\nUsually this should not bother you turning on your computer, it should just go through it's little process then open your Windows programs and go about your business.  If you press certain F keys it will bring you into the boot process screen, where you can tell it to boot from floppy, cd, C:drive in what order.  I wouldn't mess with that much unless you know what you are doing.\n\nWhen you need to reinstal your operating system from scratch, and you reformat your hard drive, this is where the boot disk is very important.  This is the actual physical floppy disk for your operating system.  When you clean your computer out, you need to load this into the computer so your computer will know what to load.  You would then put in your CD (or if older, other floppies) to run the new Windows environment.  \n\nYour boot records are necessary for your computer to load it's operating system.