I'm assuming that what you are saying is that while the headphone is plugged in to the computer, it still plays on the computer speakers.
Most likely, the headphone outlet is dirty and need cleaning. To solve this, plug in your headphones into the headphone outlet, and take it out really quickly. Do this for a certain amount of time until it works.
If this does not work, check the settings if you are allowing it to play into external devices or not.
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</span><span>An online argument that progressively escalate into insults and harsh language where the bully threatens and tries to intimidate another person is known as a flame war.
Answer: Choice D
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Answer:
To protect equipment in the event of power-cut
To ensure stable supply of current (protects against surges)
Explanation:
In order to make sure that the shared folder is accessible and the performance is high at all times, it would be best to house it on a secure file sharing/storage services, such as Box or Dropbox.