iPad says headphones are plugged in - but they aren't
Windows Vista
Windows Vista
Two solutions in the past were -
1. Plugging in headphones, playing music, pausing play, unplugging the headphones and resuming play successfully!
2. Plugging in the power and the headphones, unplugging the headphones, using the volume control on the side to adjust the volume, and then unplugging the power!
First solution worked, thanks! 🙂
Hey I've got this problem too with my ipad mini and non of your ideas worked please help...
I had a similar problem to everyone. My iPad Air kept saying it had headphones plugged in and there was no sound... unless you actually plugged headphones in. I tried all the things listed... Nothing worked for me, however on the premise of some of the other ideas I tried this: I have a iluv mobile speaker- Bluetooth. I plugged my iPad in with my apple cord to charge. I plugged in the my earbuds and put the volume as loud as it would go. Then I took my iluv mobile speaker and turned it on to connect to my iPad. Once connected I put my earbuds on the speaker and hit play on a video in Netflix. the mobile speaker picked up the sound in a few seconds. I unplugged the headphones and let the show play for a few minutes and then I turned off the mobile speaker..... And hooray the sound started coming from my iPad again. I did try this a couple times before I figured out that the sound had to be right on top of the speaker so it would pick it up. Hope that this helps others out there! Good Luck to you!
You are welcome!
I tried now all thing inclusive resetting but all isn't working. What now? is there any solution or means that we have to visit the apple store?
All other ideas didn't work but yours did ..... Many thanks
I seem to he having the same issue
iPad says headphones are plugged in - but they aren't