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EthericCorrection
Joined: 18 Feb 2005
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Location: california
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 Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 4:00 am Post subject: fastest reboot (cpu) |
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control, alt , delete. brings up the windows (task manager menu)
click processes
click explorer.exe
click end task
windows closes, click file , then new task, type exporer.exe in the white box, press enter and it reboots. 
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karen
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Hi Chris,
I do that sometimes when hardware like my external hard drive decides to lock up Explorer, and I have to shut down Explorer before removing the hardware. But doesn't that procedure just shut down Explorer? Task Manager shows all the other tasks still running.
Is that called a reboot? I thought only an OS reboot was a reboot, but maybe I'm wrong!
-Karen
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EthericCorrection
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Hi karen, i use it to refresh windows if a progarm hangs for a long time or windows has a problem , intstead of shutting down and restarting the whole cpu.
Restarting explorer seems to be less drastic and faster, especially during a windows error. Although it looks like a reboot, it may not be an official reboot. 
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karen
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ok, thanks, Chris
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