Sound Does Not Work

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I plugged in my headphones last night to listen to some music, but
when I unplugged them, I found that my speakers stopped working. I'm
currently using a Dell Inspiron e1505, with Windows XP Media Edition
installed. I've checked all the drivers and nothing's on mute, so I'm
a little stuck on what might be the problem. I'm hoping it's not a
hardware problem though.

When I plug in my headphones again, the sound resumes, so I'm really
not quite sure where I went wrong.
 
I plugged in my headphones last night to listen to some music, but
when I unplugged them, I found that my speakers stopped working. I'm
currently using a Dell Inspiron e1505, with Windows XP Media Edition
installed. I've checked all the drivers and nothing's on mute, so I'm
a little stuck on what might be the problem. I'm hoping it's not a
hardware problem though.

When I plug in my headphones again, the sound resumes, so I'm really
not quite sure where I went wrong.

When you insert the headphones, they disconnect the speakers by moving a
spring contact away from its resting position against another contact.
It reads to me like the contact was bent or broken and no longer returns
to its contact position.
 
When you insert the headphones, they disconnect the speakers by moving a
spring contact away from its resting position against another contact.
It reads to me like the contact was bent or broken and no longer returns
to its contact position.

Yup, I think that is the problem. I contacted Dell tonight, and they
couldn't fix it either, so they're sending a guy over to replace the
speakers. I'm still under warranty so... (: Thanks for the description
though, I think I'll keep away from using headphones from now on...
 

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