Újraindítsa

Újraindítsa is a Hungarian word that translates to "restart" or "reboot" in English. It is commonly used in the context of electronic devices, software, and processes. When a device or program is "újraindítva," it is shut down and then immediately turned back on or reloaded. This action is often performed to resolve minor technical issues, apply updates, or to reset a system to a clean state.

The term is widely understood in Hungarian-speaking regions. For instance, a user experiencing a frozen computer might be advised to "újraindítsa a gépet" (restart the computer). Similarly, a software application that is behaving erratically might be fixed by performing an "újraindítás" (restart). This simple yet effective troubleshooting step is a common practice across various technological platforms.

Beyond computing, "újraindítsa" can also refer to the restarting of non-technical processes or initiatives. For example, a project that has stalled might be given a new "újraindítás" (restart) to regain momentum. The core meaning of beginning again after a pause or interruption remains consistent across these different applications of the word.