If you were wondering the difference between shut down and restart in a pc:
A simple example of a chef working in a kitchen will suffice.
Shutting down completely would be like if the chef cleaned up and went home…
A simple example of a chef working in a kitchen will suffice.
Shutting down completely would be like if the chef cleaned up and went home…
Holding the power button down to shut down faster would be like if the chef didn't clean up and just left a mess and went home.
Restarting the computer is telling the chef to clean up everything and then set everything back up without him leaving the building…
Restarting the computer is telling the chef to clean up everything and then set everything back up without him leaving the building…
So, it's not totally "shut off" in that sense because the chef is still there to set things back up, and he knew that was the plan in advance.
Hibernation falls in between the two.
It saves a copy of your hard drive before you wake it up like suspended animation.
#funtrivia
Hibernation falls in between the two.
It saves a copy of your hard drive before you wake it up like suspended animation.
#funtrivia
As you all know, restarting is required to install new apps and updates. It’s not a routine way of closing the kitchen 😃
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