Sentence examples for boot up a from inspiring English sources

I have heard that the Windows XP operating system will let users set up individual identities when they boot up a shared PC.

A MAN sits down at a gray metal desk one morning and tries to boot up a computer from the Flintstone age, one with a screen that looks like an old cathode-ray TV set.

If a cache runs out of storage space, for instance, libraries simply boot up a new PC with a larger hard disk, which will then automatically fetch the material from other caches.

AS manufacturers of wireless phones, handheld computers and other Internet gadgets scramble to make Web information accessible without the need to boot up a computer, some companies have a different plan.

Another function of the diskette, as an emergency disk to boot up a PC in case of a crash, has all but disappeared now that Windows uses its installation CD-ROM for that.

Dr. Venter hopes to lay the basis for a new approach to synthetic biology by first synthesizing whole genomes in the laboratory and then making them take control of, or "boot up," a living cell.

When they boot up an Idea PC for the first time, they'll see Lenovo App Player first thing, along with other content like music and photos.

But of course, as anyone who has booted up a new computer knows, glitches are a regular feature of the computer industry.

Sometimes, when booting up a complex game like the virtual pet simulator EyePet, the system recognizes the Move controller flawlessly, and other times you find yourself in a vortex of frustration just trying to get it to work.

But having to share screen space with others (see picture) when booting up a Windows computer for the first time may mean the program's new features are left untried.

The chapter also discusses what can be expected when booting up a new board, providing a few real-world examples of system boot code.