#Sound not coming out of headphones drivers
#Sound not coming out of headphones software
#Sound not coming out of headphones Bluetooth

Note: Do not try to start or charge your iPhone, as it can cause damage to electrical components of iPhone. The safest option in such a case is to Shut Down iPhone > Remove iPhone Cover > Remove SIM Card and allow iPhone to dry out for at least 48 hours. If you see a Red Dot in the middle of the white/silver sticker, it is bad news as it confirms Water Damage. Your iPhone is free from Water Damage, if you can see white or silver colored circular sticker through the SIM Card Slot. You can inspect your iPhone for water damage by removing the SIM Card and peeking into the SIM Tray Slot. Sometimes, the problem is caused due to water or liquid getting into iPhone and causing Water Damage to iPhone. Metal items can damage the charging port by causing an electrical charge. Warning: Do not use a Paperclip, Needle or anything made out of metal to clean the charging port. When I connect headphones to the front, the. If there is something stuck inside the charging port, you can use anything made out of plastic (Straw or Coffee Stirrer) to dislodge the stuff and remove it from the Charging port. I have an EVGA 750i SLI FTW motherboard and recently (after moving the motherboard to a different case) there is no sound coming from the rear ports. If not, you can use a New or Unused Toothbrush. The safest way to clean the Charging port is to use an Anti-static brush (if available).

#Sound not coming out of headphones drivers

I started by looking at the drivers (in the Audio inputs and outputs as well as S. Immediately I assumed the headset was broken, but plugging it into my old HP OMEN laptop, the headset is working perfectly fine. In case of newer iPhone (iPhone 7 and later), the problem is caused due to dirt or grime getting into the Charging Port. As of yesterday,, audio stopped coming out of my Steelseries Arctic 3 headset. While cleaning, make sure that you are not using excessive force or causing damage to the Headphone Jack. If you see lint or grime, you can use a Earbud or Plastic Straw to clean the Headphone Jack. If stuck particles are small, you should be able to remove them by blowing air through your mouth. Use a Flashlight to check for the presence of Lint/Debris in the Headphone Jack of your iPhone. If you have a newer iPhone (iPhone 7 and later), wired Headphones can be plugged into the Charging Port by using an Adapter. Repeat the above steps 4 to 5 times and check if you can hear any sound, when you play music or video on your iPhone. If your iPhone has a Headphone Jack, you should be able to bring your device out of Headphone mode by plugging wired Headphones into the Headphone jack and pulling them out.

#Sound not coming out of headphones Bluetooth

If you do not want to Turn OFF Bluetooth, you can disconnect Bluetooth Devices by tapping on the i Icon located next to the Bluetooth Devices under вЂњMy DevicesвЂќ section. Go to SettingsВ > Bluetooth > and turn OFF Bluetooth by moving the toggle to OFF position.

#Sound not coming out of headphones software

Turn OFF BluetoothДЄnother software related reason for this problem is due to iPhone being connected to AirPods, Bluetooth Headphones or External speakers. Start by restarting your iPhone to rule out the possibility of iPhone going into Headphone mode due to a software glitch.ДЄfter iPhone shuts down completely, wait for 60 seconds and press the Power button to restart your iPhone.