My computer s headphones plugged in and didn t respond

First of all, open the Start Control Panel SoundVoice & Audio Devices and see if the items in "Audio" and "Voice" are grayed out, if they are, there is a problem with the sound card driver, even if there is a small speaker display in the lower right corner of your desktop. You can do it in any of the following ways, I believe you can solve the problem by yourself, I wrote it to you, and I want to use my answer: Method (1) This method is the simplest and easiest.

Go directly to the driver home**"Driver wizard" software,After installing it,Double-click to open,Select automatic installation (it will automatically search the network for the driver suitable for your computer and automatically** and automatically install) and then restart the computer,It's very, very convenient,It is recommended that people who don't know much about computers use this method。 Method (2) If you have a drive CD, you usually bring it back when you buy a computer (you can also reinstall the system CD), you can use the following method. Put the drive disc into the CD-ROM drive, right-click on "My Computer" - Properties--- Hardware --- Device Manager, the options under "Sound, ** and Game Controllers", and select "Update Driver" one by one Open the "Hardware Update Wizard" Select "Yes, Only This Time" --Next--- Install Software Automatically --Next.

The system will automatically search for and install the sound card driver in the disc, if the disc does not have the right sound card driver for your use, try another one until it is done, and then restart the computer. Method (3) If there is no drive disc or reinstalled system CD, you need to install the driver software. First of all, you need to get the sound card model of your computer, start running and type DXDIAG to open the DirectX diagnostic tool, click on the "Sound" field, and note the name of the device bar on the left.

See if you encounter the following situations, and if so, follow the following methods to solve them:

1. First of all, go to see if you accidentally set the mute, 2. There is a problem with the audio cable.

3. See if you accidentally uninstalled the sound card driver, and if so, reinstall it.

The steps are as follows: Open "Device Manager" - "Sound Card Name" - Select "Update Driver" - Browse your computer for drivers--- select --- next from the list of device drivers for your computer--- and then select the appropriate driver to install --- OK.

4. Then go and see if the service of the audio device is disabled, if so, just start it.

The steps are as follows: Control Panel --- Performance and Maintenance --- Management Tools--- Services ---Windows Audio--- Boot Type is set to"Automatic"Launching it again should be fine.

Hope mine can help you.

I think this can't be pictured above, your computer's front microphone is not easy to use: it may be that your front microphone is not well connected or not connected, or it is blocked. After all, the front-facing microphone is external. The microphone socket on the back of the case is directly connected to the motherboard, which is generally no problem.

It may be that the connector is not in good contact, and if the contact is not good, the sound cannot be transmitted.

Then you should be able to put the headphones behind you.

Is the sound card driven? It's possible that the headphones are broken, isn't the volume the lowest?

There may be no sound when plugged into a computer headset for the following reasons:

2. The volume is too low or muted.

3. The computer sound card is damaged.

4. Computer headset jack or open circuit.

5. The earphones are damaged.

Here's how to plug in your computer headset:

1. Take a look at the plug of the headset first, the pink one is the microphone plug, which has a microphone pattern on it. The black one (and some of it is green) is the sound output plug with a headphone pattern painted on it.

2. Look at the socket on the computer again. The headset is generally plugged in the front of the chassis, and there are two sockets on the front panel of the chassis, which are divided into one red and one green, the pink one is the microphone jack, and the green one is the audio output jack.

3. Understand the headphone plug and chassis socket, as long as you plug it in one by one, it doesn't matter if you plug it in backwards, just change it.

4. There are also sockets on the back of the case, but there are at least three, and some are six in two rows. No matter how many there are, just remember that the pink one is the microphone jack, and the green one is the audio output jack, and nothing else. There are also baffles with a pattern logo on them.