What is another term used for a hard reset on STARS?

A hard reset on STARS is commonly referred to as a cold reset. This terminology is used to describe the process of completely shutting down the system and then starting it up again, which is necessary in situations where the system becomes unresponsive or functions incorrectly. A cold reset typically clears any temporary issues, restoring the system to a clean state.

Understanding this term is essential for effectively managing and troubleshooting the STARS system, as it allows users to differentiate between various types of resets and their implications. For instance, a warm restart typically refers to restarting the system without completely powering it down, while a system reboot can be used in both contexts but does not specifically indicate a hard reset. A complete refresh is not a standard term in this context and may lead to confusion about the processes required to reset the system.