No sound after charging iPhone with 3.0 update

Same issue here. The only thing that brings the audio/sounds back is a reboot of the iPhone.

Same here but even a reboot does not bring back sounds. My ringer still works but event sounds and ipod will not play from speakers. I do get the sounds and music when I plug in the headphones.

nitrojunki wrote:
Same here but even a reboot does not bring back sounds. My ringer still works but event sounds and ipod will not play from speakers. I do get the sounds and music when I plug in the headphones.

Ditto
This just began to happen this am. Its as if it thinks my headphones are still plugged in. Speaker phone works, and headphones work. But I can't hear sound and on calls, they can't hear me.

Same crap here too. For some reason I can't hear anything throught the ear speaker. I have to use the speaker option to use the dam phone. This crap started happened today.

Great job apple.

Same problem happened with me this afternoon. I was listening to my iPhone's music while gardening when my speaker stopped working. I've tried all sorts of reboots in an attempt to clear up this problem but it appears to me that my speaker has bit the dust.

I can hear the iPod playing music if I hold the iPhone close to my ear so I'm concluding the problem is isolated to the speaker.

I've never had this problem before and I'm wondering if having OS 3.0 installed has anything to do with this mishap?

I don't know why or how but my speaker just started working again.

There's a possibility that the new application alert function within OS 3.0 caused my sound mishap this afternoon.

When my speaker stopped working, I checked my iPhone pretty carefully and the only thing I observed that had changed was the evidence of a new alert on the AP Mobile application's icon. I've received these alerts several times before but never when I had music playing. This time when the alert arrived at my iPhone, I didn't notice the reception of the usual alert sound. Instead, possibly, that alert sound's software trigger served as a source of confusion for my iPhone which resulted in my speaker not working as it should.

I'm just guessing here, of course. Don't know if I should alert AP Mobile or Apple. Maybe they can read this message.

Found the way to fix this was to go into sounds, select ringtone to get phone to ring, then all audio works ok.

This has only started to happen after 3.0 update.

****** upgrades!

Has anyone come up with an answer to this yet? I am getting no sounds and the phone is useless, as I can't make or receive calls. I am talking about the 1st generation iPhone with the 3.0 upgrade.

Ditto - I've lost all my key clicks, sms / voice mail alerts and can only use skype in hands free mode?? something very strange going on with audio since going with 3. Rebooting the phone does provide temporary solution - hopefully enough reports will render a solution from Apple?

Did you check the mute button on the side? Make sure it isn't "red".

Yes, the mute button is in the correct position. I'm sure we're all smart enough to have flipped that switch several times.

This just happened to me, but to be fair, it's happened before on my first-gen iPhone, and it started for me today before I upgraded to 3.0. I was hoping the 3.0 update would fix it, but, no luck. I had actually used my phone earlier today with no trouble. Then, plugged in a cord to play music in my car. After unplugging the cord, the phone still thinks the headphones are plugged in; there's no sound from the speaker, and when I adjust the phone volume, the display shows "ringer (headphones)" and the volume bar.

Previously when this had happened sporadically, a simple plug-n-unplug of the headset fixed it. Not this time. I still wonder if it's software, or if something mechanical inside the headphone jack is stuck.

I've plugged the headset into the phone several times and removed, with no change. Rebooted, no change. Upgraded to 3.0. The update appeared to go smoothly, but, no change in behavior; the phone still thinks the headset is plugged in. Also of note is that when I plug the headset in and out, the iPod function starts playing, as if I had clicked the mic button on the cord.

I'd love some help, Apple. I often play podcasts through the speaker, and I don't want to carry my headset around for every time I need to take a call. Thanks.

thats how my 1st gen iphone has been since I got it, with 2.2.1 firmware

no sounds for going into sleep mode, no sounds for ringtones (only if I try to listen to one under settings)and no sounds for notifactions after its been charging

but as soon as I either start an app or get a call or play a song or video then all the sounds come back again

I had the same problem, but Riverdale Dave gave me the solution. It was the headphone jack. I had sound on my 1st gen when it came to speakerphone and ringtones, but couldn't hear the regular phone, keyboard clicks, or music. I remember having an issue before with the headphone jack, as though it still thought the audio line was in. It took a few tries of inserting and removing a plug into the jack, but it cleared after the 3rd try and everything works now. Thanks guys, I did NOT want to go to the store tomorrow, and am thinking about upgrading to 3GS but not ready to do so yet.