09-10-2019, 12:31 PM
Hi!
Just had the exact same problem on a laptop 2 days ago.
I'm addind to Trinidad's post because it was the headphone jack that was flaky.
I tried a few things but when I plugged in a pair of headphones in the jack to test if I had audio output there, I didn't even have to push it all the way in that the speakers began to work.
So, speakers are working now and I blocked the jack to be sure nothing else goes in there
Theory 1 - Previous owner maybe had a pair of headphones plugged in and connector was pulled/broken when the laptop was moved around.
Theory 2 - oxidation ?
Just had the exact same problem on a laptop 2 days ago.
I'm addind to Trinidad's post because it was the headphone jack that was flaky.
I tried a few things but when I plugged in a pair of headphones in the jack to test if I had audio output there, I didn't even have to push it all the way in that the speakers began to work.
So, speakers are working now and I blocked the jack to be sure nothing else goes in there
Theory 1 - Previous owner maybe had a pair of headphones plugged in and connector was pulled/broken when the laptop was moved around.
Theory 2 - oxidation ?
- TheDead (TheUxNo0b)
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