Examples of “reboot” in a Sentence

verb To restart a computer, forcing the operating system to load again, often to fix a problem.

• Please reboot the computer before you install the new update.
• I had to reboot my laptop after it froze.
• Try rebooting the router if the Wi-Fi drops out.

verb To start something over from scratch.

• The new manager wants to reboot the company's image completely.
• After the failure, he decided to reboot his career in a new city.
• After the merger, the marketing team decided to reboot their whole strategy.

noun A version of a film, show, or franchise that restarts the story, often ignoring earlier installments.

• Fans argued about whether the reboot was better than the original show.
• The reboot of the cartoon introduces a whole new cast of characters.
• The studio announced a reboot of the superhero franchise for next year.