Doesn't recognize when headphones are plugged in

Have you tried simply rebooting your tablet, you may just have something corrupt in memory and a reboot should resolve that.

A couple of suggestions here

Headphone jack not working Here are 5 possible fixes

Do a system recovery to a date the system worked ok. The system recovery is in programs then click Accessories then under the tool menu.

It could be there is dust in your jack. Cut down a Q-Tip and stick it in. If that doesn't fix it, it could possible be the jack has gone out. There are USB sound cards that would provide a jack.


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You should just have to replace the connector that you use to plug into the device...probably an 1/8th inch male stereo plug. You can pick this up at a radio shack. Make sure to plug the headphones into another device first to make sure it is the headphones.

Hi, I apologize in advance for not offering a solution. Have just trolled through the handbook (on-line) for anything that might offer a clue. It takes both high and low impedance units so that's cool. They say to use the phones to assist with speaker issues and there's nothing to suggest that any of the settings affect them. Depending on the impedance the volume levels can change a fair bit so I guess you've cranked it up to check. The fact that they turn off the speakers doesn't add a lot, it can often be a simple mechanical switch in the socket when the plug is inserted. Does the 'speaker off' indicator come on when you plug them in. The only other things I'd suggest is both try another set of phones regardless and the other is reset all the sound settings to factory and see if that has any affect. Else you likely have an issue with the phone interface circuitry.

get 2 dc plugs from electronic store 1.5-1.7 mm X 4.0-4.8, (must attach wir to the two plugs), plugs into charger and battery area on camera.

I have the same problem, but in my case, I pulled accidentally the cable when it was plugged, but I can't neither see any damage in the cable,plug or headphone; in fact, it looks very strong. I did the same, opened the headphone, but everything's in its place. I've been browsing for two days and can't find any article related to this problem. It would be a shame to have to get rid of these headphones, they sound great!

I had the same problem, you probably were using headphones with it and the phone still thinks they are pluggeg in you can bring it to the store or plug the head phones back in give the phone a second to recognize what is plugged in and then remove the headphones slowly. if that doesnt work throw it into traffic.

I had the same problem but i got the same brand of headphones as my Zen and now it works perfectly