Reset may refer to any of the following:
In general, reset refers to adjusting a hardware device’s settings to a previously functional state, i.e., before a failure occurred. For example, if your computer generates an error and cannot close, it must be restarted using the reset button before it can be operational again.
When referring to binary, reset describes a bit that is set to a value of 0 (zero). The bit may also be called “zeroed out.”
Related information
- How to reset a forgotten username and password on a router.
- How to reset CMOS or BIOS settings.
- How to erase my hard drive and start over?
Frozen, Hard reset, Hardware terms, Reboot, Restore button
