riavviato

Riavviato is the past participle of the Italian verb riavviare, meaning to restart or reboot. Used as an adjective, it describes something that has been started again after a stop; as a past participle, it appears in compound tenses with essere or avere.

In computing, riavviato indicates that a computer, service, or program has been restarted. Italian interfaces and logs often display "riavviato" or "riavvio" to report the completion of a reboot or an automatic restart after an update. The term is also used more broadly for any device or system that has been shut down and started again, such as servers, routers, or industrial controls.

Grammatical notes: riavviato is masculine singular; riavviata feminine; plural forms are riavviati and riavviate. The related noun riavvio denotes a reboot or restart; riavviare is the verb "to restart." In English translations, it corresponds to restarted or rebooted.

In Italian usage, context determines nuance: riavviato can imply a planned restart, while a failed restart may be described as non riuscito o non completato. See also riavvio and riavviare.