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All of a sudden my headphones stop working! Does anyone know how to fix this?

Do you have another set to test the input with (if analog)? If not, try your speakers where the headphones plug in (if analog) and tell me if it works or not.

we just got some at walmart same issue, turns out the mic wire was bad/crappy, if we jiggle it for a while it works but in short , these are all crappy mic/phones.

Sounds like a prob. I bought a set of earphones from waliworld that weren't to expensive (think less than $15) they're made by panasonic and they loop around the back of the ear and the earbuds fit snuggly and comfortably. Good sound quality too. Only complaint is they are uncomfortable if you fall asleep in them (listen to a lot of audio books.)

Mine does the same thing! ( I gotta stop shoping at the wall-mart lol jk)

Edit: Ya I tried them on my dads and they do indeed work (accpet for mr. mic)

Soundcard. Try uninstalling/reinstalling the drivers and see if that helps. Less technical to explain. If you don't have them, just tell me what type of card you have and I'll locate them for ya.

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I have the sigma tel? audio driver.

ShadowHawk wrote:Sounds like a prob. I bought a set of earphones from waliworld that weren't to expensive (think less than $15) they're made by panasonic and they loop around the back of the ear and the earbuds fit snuggly and comfortably. Good sound quality too. Only complaint is they are uncomfortable if you fall asleep in them (listen to a lot of audio books.)

That's what I don't like about them. I used to try to go to sleep by listening to some music but it was so darn uncomfortable to lay my head down.

hehe, what I recommend then is getting speakers I used to sleep with headphones, but then next morning my ear hurt like a [diet dr. pepper] and I had to buy new earphones every month since they broke. Now I use speakers, which work awsomely

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screw dell lol