Question Tripped on headphones and all headphones I try only have sound in right ear Question Can you listen to tv and computer at same time through a headset? Question Question about radio/electrical interference being picked up by noise canceling headphones while on a train Question Headsets vers Openback Headphones Question I bought a 2 input 1 output audio splitter to use my headset with my 2-audio outputs computer, and only the microphone works. Question Replace jack on Sennheiser PX-100 headphones Question Any way to lock the volume on G733 headphones? Question mp3 player or amp for headphones ? Question One Mic & Headphone 2 computers, using a USB switch and a Behringer UM2 USB? Question Sudden extremely loud static noise in headphones Question How can i tell if my motherboard (a higher class one, see topic) can handle my 80ohm's headphones? As i said i don't know if this will help you or it was a unique case for me I don't know if this will help you but how i fixed mine was that i plugged my headset into my headphones slot and put the device as my headphones then I put in my webcam (which was a logitech forgot the exact brand) and for some reason the webcam would use my headset's mic and not my webcam so that fixed my problem. Thanks a lot for any advice, this is a very tedious problem! What can I do to solve this? Preferably without changing any parts of the PC it otherwise works like a charm. The sound only came through one ear with the earphones too, so it must be a problem with the PC's headphone jack itself. I assumed it was the headset, but tried with some earphones too. I tried all the obvious stuff, like unplugging and plugging the headset back in, making sure all connections and wires were fine etc.īut sound still only played on the left ear. I am having a problem with my PC that I built last year.īasically, sound started playing only down the left ear on my headset while I used it with my PC. After all, I did plug and unplug the headphones a lot, this may have worn it down. So it's probably the joint itself that has faulted.

This leads me to believe it is definitely the hardware. Sound occasionally plays in both ears, but briefly and static - sounding. Nope, it's nothing to do with the volume software settings. Both still fail to work in the PC's jack. If not all the above, looks like the solder joint under the audio module consolidating stereo has faulted, probably crackedīoth headset and headphones work fine plugged into the monitor. Try blowing air in the audio jack, hoping its as simple.Ĭheck the audio volume also its not one sided. What motherboard is it? there any other jacks you can try, like rears/center? any front audio panel on the case you can try to rule out software and determine hardware defect? Headphones can lose one side if the wire was ever tugged previously, it does happen. Try both earphones and headset on your tv or other means with an audio jack just to make sure either do not share the same fault.

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