Windows 8...headphone socket not working. [Solved/Closed]
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Best answer
turn off laptop
remove power supply and battery both
push the power button of laptop, keep it pressed for 30 seconds, then put back battery and reboot
it basically removes static charges
headphone should work now
remove power supply and battery both
push the power button of laptop, keep it pressed for 30 seconds, then put back battery and reboot
it basically removes static charges
headphone should work now
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it worked dear, thanks
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you rock man! it perfectly worked.
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Worked Thanks alot..
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Worked well. Thank you
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Thank you sooooooooo much ,I was so worried but this just eliminated so much trouble in my life
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Ok, this is an easy one if you stop to think....
so you insert a "plug" into the "jack" and it doesn't divert the sound? You have something physically stopping the connections from being made, or the hardware is bad. One or the other. Turn off your laptop/pc and get some compressed air and clean out the jack....do not blow into it with your mouth you will cause a greater problem.
Do the airphones work in other devices? Try cleaning that plug also.
Try it....I swear I am not in the compressed air biz!
Post back.
//ark
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so you insert a "plug" into the "jack" and it doesn't divert the sound? You have something physically stopping the connections from being made, or the hardware is bad. One or the other. Turn off your laptop/pc and get some compressed air and clean out the jack....do not blow into it with your mouth you will cause a greater problem.
Do the airphones work in other devices? Try cleaning that plug also.
Try it....I swear I am not in the compressed air biz!
Post back.
//ark
-Contributor