Hi Everyone,
The headphone jack on my Macbook Air is not working. I've tried several sets
of headphones without success. I've made sure that the the part that goes
into the computer is all the way in. I have a USB headset and that works fine.
Any ideas?
Many thanks,
Janet
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Yep, you'll need to have the entire logic board replaced. No way to put a new
jack on because the jack is in fact printed directly in to the logic board.
Sorry for the bad news, but, that's the long and the short of that.
Very expensive to do that by the way.
Sent from my mac, the only
When your headphones are plugged in, if you go to System Preferences
then Sound and then the Output tab, does the output device say Internal
Speakers or Headphones? If it says Headphones then at least the Mac has
noticed that headphones are plugged in. In that same control panel make
sure the
Thanks Ray, I got sighted assistance, since I couldn’t hear VoiceOVer. The Mac
saw the headphones, but somehow the volume was down to zero. I have no idea
how that happened.
Thanks again,
Janet
On May 7, 2014, at 4:28 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Remember that f11 and f12 lower and raise the volume, respectively. You may
need to press function along with the keys, but they can let you quickly adjust
the volume. F10 mutes, I believe.
On May 7, 2014, at 5:06 PM, Janet Ingber janet.ing...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Ray, I got sighted
Thanks Alex,
I completely forgot about that.
Janet
On May 7, 2014, at 5:15 PM, Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com wrote:
Remember that f11 and f12 lower and raise the volume, respectively. You may
need to press function along with the keys, but they can let you quickly
adjust the volume. F10
If this is the case, how do I check the default settings. At the login screen
vo comes through the speakers. usb doesn't take over until I login. Can this
be changed some how?
Matthew
On Nov 27, 2011, at 11:46 AM, Mr. L. Alexander wrote:
big clue given there.
your USB headset if left
by default, the line out source or internal speakers depending on device are
the main settings. Not too sure on that as I don't use different audio sources.
I use a macbook pro with the internal speakers anywhere I go.
lew
On 28 Nov 2011, at 14:36, matthew Dyer wrote:
If this is the case,
Hi,
Can you use the internal speaker? I have an opozit problem whare the internal
speaker does not work. I would check to see if something is muted.
Matthew
On Nov 26, 2011, at 3:19 PM, Scott Rumery wrote:
Hello, I forgot and left my Mac Mini on last night and when I put my
headphones
Hi matthew, what mac are you using? model and a rough date please would be
ideal? if your speaker is not working, there may be a hardware issue or again a
mute or audio setting somewhere depending on your situation.
lew
On 27 Nov 2011, at 15:11, matthew Dyer wrote:
Hi,
Can you use the
I'm using the may 2009 mottle if that helps.
On Nov 27, 2011, at 10:13 AM, Mr. L. Alexander wrote:
Hi matthew, what mac are you using? model and a rough date please would be
ideal? if your speaker is not working, there may be a hardware issue or again
a mute or audio setting somewhere
do you still have apple care protection? if so, I'd recommend popping in to
your nearest apple store or contacting apple for a hardware repair.
if your audio settings are all there, your sound card is visable, etc then the
internal speaker may have shorted. it's a rare issue.
I need to know
Hi loo. I have a usb headset which works fine. I also have a set of speakers
connect which also work. Whart I do not hear 9is the chime when booting. I am
using sl. 10.6.8. I am going to take in any for a mager inspection while I
have apple care protectoion. I hope that helps.
Matthew
big clue given there.
your USB headset if left in, is your default audio device most possibly, then
your external speakers. the chime, etc may be diverted to another sound output.
just a thought without actually being there.
lew
free macs for the blind
On 27 Nov 2011, at 16:27, matthew Dyer
Yes the internal works just fine. I am not getting any sound from the line in
jack, and I am also not having luck with my usb sound card which I did have
working last night, but when I woke my Mac this morning was no longer working.
I did a Lion restore this morning and still no luck. What
go to applications utilities audio Midi setup.
To solve a problem like this, lets go into the main window where the devices
are found. as an example, there are 3 instances. Default line input, default
mic input, default line output.
in this instance, lets go to the default audio output.
Hello, I forgot and left my Mac Mini on last night and when I put my headphones
on this morning to begin using it there was no sound. I checked to make sure
that these headphones were still working and they are. I even connected them
to my usb sound card and that also didn't work. Does
restart the mac mini. there may be a chance something has tripped the audio
settings. try rebooting whilst holding CMD-OPT-P-R. hold this down so it chimes
4 times. then it should reset and resolve any issues.
please note that this may reset some mac general prefs. so it's worth updating
your
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