fast-bootprogram
nounUK /fɑːst buːt ˈprəʊɡræm/
US /fæst buːt ˈproʊɡræm/
A fast-bootprogram is a small set of instructions that helps a computer start up very quickly.
The new laptop uses a fast-bootprogram so it is ready to use in just a few seconds.
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2. A training schedule that quickly teaches beginners the basics of a sport or skill.
The gym offers a fast-bootprogram for people who want to learn running in two weeks.
3. A short intensive course that prepares someone for a job or task in a brief time.
She joined a fast-bootprogram to learn coding before her internship.
4. A software setting that skips unnecessary checks to launch a system faster.
Turning on the fast-bootprogram made the tablet switch on almost instantly.