Crash (computing)
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Dans le jargon informatique, l’anglicisme « crash » (utilisé comme substantif : un crash, ou comme verbe : le système s'est crashé) désigne une interruption anormale et souvent inattendue d’un logiciel, que ce soit une simple application ou le système d'exploitation lui-même. Le programme peut ne plus répondre, l'écran se figer, ou l'ordinateur redémarrer subitement.
Le terme francisé le plus proche est celui de « plantage », recommandé par l’office québecois de la langue française et usuellement utilisé dans d'autres pays francophones comme la France. On utilise aussi les termes plus généraux d’« incident » et « panne ».
Voir aussi
Portail de l’informatique
Portail de la programmation informatique
Catégories : Panne informatique | Terminologie de l'informatique
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