Windows 10: My non-bluetooth, but wired logitech headphones keeps disconnecting and I can't hear my...

My non-bluethooth, wired logitech headphones I use for work keeps disconnecting to audio. So I can be talking but then I can't hear my customer respond to what I was saying.I end up having to unplug the headphones and shut down my laptop and then wait a few minutes and turn it all back on and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. What am I doing wrong?

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