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What the fuck do i do. The goog has been rather unhelpful. I know one of you has run into this problem before.

How?

Raggles wrote:How?

It was bent and such from my previous comp. The jack is like 2-3 years old an it was slightly bent. The wire goin to it was going across my room, someone must've come in and stepped on it close to my comp and it just broke off in there. Now i can't plug in my headphones. :/

Killamike49 wrote:

Raggles wrote:How?

It was bent and such from my previous comp. The jack is like 2-3 years old an it was slightly bent. The wire goin to it was going across my room, someone must've come in and stepped on it close to my comp and it just broke off in there. Now i can't plug in my headphones. :/

Open up your Internet Browser of choice
Go to youtube and type this in
Taken 2 Movie trailer. Watch it, reflect and watch it one more time.
Now tell me how the fuck that was approved for a movie?

About your headphone incident
Buy or obtain some really powerful glue that dries rather quickly, now apply the glue to a slim object. Right off hand I would say strip down a pen tube and use the slimmer white part that holds the ink it will slide right onto the end of your broken headphone jack. Let it dry and just work it out, repeat if necessary.

Nevalo wrote:

this actually work?

...and LOL oprs

yup. ask rayman, pretty sure he uses one ha

Does that thing have MIDI ports?

iv just started using a usb soundcard because of a similar problem, my advice is dont buy a shitty cheap one, it took a day for mine to break, i shelled out 35 quid for mine and its sturdy as fuck and sounds decent too, just a shame my headphones themselves broke too..

If its a desktop and the jack was on the front you could just replace it.

something like this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PC-Front-Panel- ... vi-content

take a bent paperclip/needle or something of a similar sort, and fish it out.

I saw the exact same thread very recently

Also heat it up to create that slight bend on the end. Thats what my buds did and it worked.

oprs wrote:Buy or obtain some really powerful glue that dries rather quickly, now apply the glue to a slim object. Right off hand I would say strip down a pen tube and use the slimmer white part that holds the ink it will slide right onto the end of your broken headphone jack. Let it dry and just work it out, repeat if necessary.

I've had to do this before lol

Huge electric magnet.

In case of a desktop, just take it out.

this has happened to me a few times, the connector snaps at one of the plastic rings (seperating L from R) with a small nubbin sticking out of the back (but, unfortunately, not sticking out of the laptop). the nubbin is metal but is surrounded by the plastic divider ring.

Both times it took me at least an hour or 2 but I finally managed to grip the nubbins with a pair of long jewellers pliers -



If that doesn't work, get some thing like a thin nail/needle/screw, heat it up and push it into the plastic divider ring (if it's showing). Once the plastic has set round the nail/screw, try easing it out, hopefully it will hold with enough strength to pull out.

if you really can't get it out with those methods, you should be able to see inside the port by taking the casing off of your laptop (get an anti static band) although nowadays alot of these ports are totally sealed so you won't be any better off. Unfortunately the only way to check this is to remove the casing, which is annoying

same nearly happened to me, now my whole headphone is stuck in the computer and can't get it out, I have literally no idea how it is stuck but w/e

Cheeky wrote:iv just started using a usb soundcard because of a similar problem, my advice is dont buy a shitty cheap one, it took a day for mine to break, i shelled out 35 quid for mine and its sturdy as fuck and sounds decent too, just a shame my headphones themselves broke too..

i paid $10 for 3 and 2 are still working

2 years later

3.5 is for f@99075

rayman612 wrote:

Cheeky wrote:iv just started using a usb soundcard because of a similar problem, my advice is dont buy a shitty cheap one, it took a day for mine to break, i shelled out 35 quid for mine and its sturdy as fuck and sounds decent too, just a shame my headphones themselves broke too..

i paid $10 for 3 and 2 are still working

2 years later

Could you link me to what your talking about? Is it like that 3d sound thing posted up above?