what are the reasons of rebooting the system?
Answer Posted / rehan raafey
see whenever your install any new software definetly most of
the softwares ask you to reboot system . so the point here is >
whenever a user or admin install the software the first
thing come over here is
1) software will get registered in computer system that can
be seen in
start > run > type > regedit
u can see by going here hkey current user and hkey local
machine folders.
most softwares which ask for reboot , if the user did not
reboot his system software will not work properly bcoz of
registry problem . so in order to avoid that , reboot is must.
if sytem get rebooted then the files of that particular
software will get registered , than the software will work
perfectly . this the main reason and next thing i can say
is updating services.. whenever a genuine windows copy
getting updated then restart compulsory to make it available .
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