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Rebooting your computer can resolve many common issues and is a simple process. Our AI assistant is here to guide you through each step, whether you're using a Windows, Mac, or Linux system.

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Rebooting a computer is a simple but effective way to resolve many minor issues. Typically, you can do this by clicking on the Start menu, selecting the power icon, and choosing "Restart." Sometimes, a hard reset by holding the power button is necessary if it’s unresponsive. What issues are you experiencing that prompted the need for a reboot? Have you noticed any improvements after trying this before?