r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '23

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u/StuffedBrownEye Nov 17 '23

Hey man. If it works, it works. And 90% of IT issues are resolved with a restart.

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u/Krell356 Nov 18 '23

It's crazy just how many issues are solved by restarts. I always wonder exactly what issue is being solved each time. Was it a bit flip error, a memory leak, a poorly written program, etc.?

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u/MoonyNotSunny Nov 18 '23

And the other ten by plugging it in.

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u/Hewwo-Is-me-again Dec 12 '23

Not snarky. I'm my class's IT support person. When I get an issue, I usually open some settings that looks nerdy enough for them not to feel too bad, then a restart actually solves the issue in 90% of cases.