Answer:
Airplane mode has been set on the tablet.
Explanation:
Joe a frequent visitor to a branch office attempts to connect his tablet to the office wireless network but is unable to connect to the internet even though he has verified that the SSID and password are correct. Joe attempts to connect to a coworker's hotspot but is still unable to connect to the internet.
This is because the Airplane mode has been set on the tablet.
Answer:
Might just be a glitch you should try to ignore it for the time being or you can log out then log in to your acc
Explanation:
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If the flash drive has a custom icon then there is hidden files on the flash drive.
An autorun.inf file and a small .ico image file .....
( Click organize > Folder and search options >View>Show hidden folders and files. )
If the flash drive displays a windows created icon the source directory's are..
%SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll
%SystemRoot%\system32\imageres.dll
If the Flash drive has a custom icon stored on the computer the "original source file " could be any ware.
The image preference retained in AppData..
Select flash drive >Right click>Properties>Customize , i take a good ICT course, can u make this the brainliest?</span>
The answer is FALSE.Because an oval represents a start or end point.
A Parallelogram is the symbol that represents input/output
Answer:
We can give the any integer value between 10 to 100 then it display the message "That number is acceptable."
Explanation:
In the given code the "number" variable takes an user input via cin .After taking user input it check the condition of if block that the user input is between the range of 10 to 100 .if this condition is true then the statement of if block will be executed i.e That number is acceptable otherwise else block will be executed That number is not acceptable.
following are the code in c++
#include <iostream> // header file
using namespace std;
int main() // main
{
int number; // variable
cin >> number; // taking input
if (number > 10 && number < 100) // if block
cout << "That number is acceptable.";
else
cout << "That number is not acceptable.";
return 0;
}
Output:
66
That number is acceptable.
456
That number is not acceptable.
