Weird

[RaiseUp]

When I try to use my headphones and I plug them in , I only get one side of the headphones with sound. If I want to have both sides of the headphones get sound the cord has to be partially disconnected.

 

[imported_Mike]

your sound card is teh haunted

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Your sound card's jack and headphone plug have slightly different spacing on the stereo plugs.

- M4H

 

Reinstall windows immediately!

 

[TechnoKid]

Originally posted by: CheapArse
your sound card is teh haunted

:evil: teh evil haunted soundcard monster




seriously, its either the jack on the headphones, or somethings wrong with the contacts on the soundcard.

 

[Kadarin]

Originally posted by: Phocas
Reinstall windows immediately!

Uninstall Windows, install Linux. Then post about it here and listen to Ameesh as he yells at you for being a Communist.

 

[RaiseUp]

Unistalling windows does nothing.

 

[Luagsch]

Originally posted by: RaiseUp
Unistalling windows does nothing.

but at least it's a stereo "nothing" now

 

[RaiseUp]

???

 

[EyeMWing]

The plug on the headphones is slightly undersized - common for cheapies.

 

[RaiseUp]

Ok. I don't think 35 dollar headphones are really cheap but o well.

 

Originally posted by: RaiseUp
Unistalling windows does nothing.

If that doesn't work, enable dhcp for your monitor immediately!

 

[Dragon365]

Originally posted by: RaiseUp
Unistalling windows does nothing.

Try throwing the computer out of the window. If you do not have a window, then try flushing it down your toilet.

 

[RaiseUp]

Try Staying off the crackpipe.

 

[Platypus]

Make sure you're plugging into the right port, and make sure there is a very tight connection on the plug. You can still acheive one earpiece of audio if the plug isn't fully inserted.