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No I power it off first and then I start it up again

• iamtedd 3mo ago
  For Windows, this may not be enough: https://m.majorgeeks.com/content/page/the_truth_about_windows_fast_startup_leave_it_on_or_turn_it_off.html https://m.majorgeeks.com/content/page/the_truth_about_window...
  • zetanor 3mo ago
    Indeed, power off and power on sometimes doesn't even reset uptime.
• IAmBroom 3mo ago
  My understanding for Win10 was that Restart was "more complete" than rebooting by a manual power-off/power-on. Found it: "By default, Windows computers use a "Fast Startup" feature when you click Shut Down." It actually performs a sort of hibernate, saving state data of the system (but not necessarily of all running programs - that's another setting). Restart clears those state registers and begins a new, fresh Windows session. So, ideally: Perform a Restart, not Shut Down, at the end of your day.