When you boot a PC and don’t hear any beep, this could suggest which of the following? A. The monitor is turned off B. Keyboard not plugged in C. Normal PC boot D. Bad or disconnected speaker E. None of the above

The correct answer is: D. Bad or disconnected speaker

When you boot a PC and don’t hear any beep, this could suggest that the speaker is bad or disconnected. The speaker is usually located inside the case of the PC, and it is used to provide audio feedback, such as beeps and error codes. If the speaker is bad or disconnected, you will not hear any beeps when you boot the PC.

The other options are not correct. Option A is incorrect because the monitor is not responsible for providing audio feedback. Option B is incorrect because the keyboard is

Here are some additional details about each option:

• Option A: The monitor is turned off. This is not correct because the monitor is not responsible for providing audio feedback. The speaker is responsible for providing audio feedback.
• Option B: Keyboard not plugged in. This is not correct because the keyboard is not responsible for providing audio feedback. The speaker is responsible for providing audio feedback.
• Option C: Normal PC boot. This is incorrect because a normal PC
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  boot will always produce a beep. If you do not hear any beeps when you boot your PC, it is likely that the speaker is bad or disconnected.
• Option E: None of the above. This is incorrect because the speaker is the most likely cause of no beeps when booting a PC.