Headphone jack not working. Tried every suggestion on the net
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Sep 19, 2016 at 12:22 PM
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                    Most laptops use an internal mechanical connection in the headphone jack.  The connection can fail after 1000s of uses.  It's possible you can source a replacement jack and find a repair shop that will solder in the new part.  Just be aware that this repair might also damage the motherboard and make the laptop unusable.
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Sep 19, 2016 at 02:16 PM
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                    xpcman,
Thank you for taking the time to read my problem and respond. Is that it, then? Your suspicion is that the hardware is physically damaged? Is there a way to test it? Repairing the headphone jack could cost nearly $200 and that price is very near replacing the laptop.
Is it possible there will be another suggestion on this thread from someone else?
            Thank you for taking the time to read my problem and respond. Is that it, then? Your suspicion is that the hardware is physically damaged? Is there a way to test it? Repairing the headphone jack could cost nearly $200 and that price is very near replacing the laptop.
Is it possible there will be another suggestion on this thread from someone else?
