auskonfigurieren
English translation: deactivate configuration
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| 4 | configure |
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| 3 +1 | activate / deactivate configuration |
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| 3 | disconnect in the configuration |
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| 3 | clear settings / reset |
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20 mins confidence: 
disconnect in the configuration Explanation: I think this means to set the configuration so that the unit in question is "out" or disconnected. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 20 mins (2007-05-05 12:15:04 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- or shut off in the configuration |
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22 mins confidence:
configure Explanation: Sorry to state the obvious here, but is "configured" possibly not an option for both? Is it absolutely necessary inthe text to differentiate between the two terms? I'm afraid that theexisting tranlsation of the words doesn'nt sound great, I agree. |
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17 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1activate / deactivate configuration Explanation: activate / deactivate configuration |
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1 day 22 hrs confidence:
clear settings / reset Explanation: "Clear settings" or "Reset" are terms frequently used in IT to refer to removing the configuration of software or a device and returning it to the defauly settings. |
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