iphone thinks headphones are plugged in even when not - how to fix
iphone thinks headphones are plugged in even when not - how to fix
iPhone 4, Windows XP
iphone thinks headphones are plugged in even when not - how to fix
iPhone 4, Windows XP
made a video tutorial
FIX headphone iphone - YouTube
If nothing works, such as q-tip trick, un-plug in and plug in of the headphone, bluetooth speaker trick, the Setting/General/Accessibility/incoming calls (audio routing for newer software)/set speaker, then headset, turning on shazam, activiate siri...etc. TRY THIS, 1) have someone call you, 2) turn on to speaker mode, 3)turn off the speaker, 4) plug in your headphone, 5) un-plug headphone. This should work!
So I had this issue and did ALL the tricks on youtube. ALL of them DID NOT work. But this did work. You can follow all the steps he did but what I did was a bit more basic. I went to Setting/General/Accessibility/audio routing -set speaker.
Then I used gmail to call myself but I'm sure you can have someone just call you. It should answer in speaker mode. (Having someone call YOU is important because I called someone and this did not work.)
When you answer the phone and its on speaker mode hit the home button and go to podcasts or Spotify or anything that play sounds(I used podcast) then while the phone is still on the call in speaker mode play something and you should hear it on the speaker simutaniously as the phone call. then while its playing the audio hang up on the phone call.
This was the only thing that worked. I was so excited that I actually signed up for an account after 10 years with an iPhone just to post this.
Hope this helps.
I don't know where this will fit in to this discussion but I had this issue and this is the only thing that worked and it was thanks to someone else on here:
1) plug in headphones and make a call
2) hit "speakerphone" ("ringer" will then show instead of "headphones")
3) unplug the headphones
4) end the call.
Miracle ;D
Yes, like all the rest of the solutions posted, it has to do with moisture. If your headphone jack has a lint, and then even a drop of moisture will compress and turn that lint solid. The key is to get something strong, and clear the debris from your headphone jack.A paperclip, toothpick, or tightly wound paper will be working fine.
Thanks for the link. It worked! 🙂
This happened to me. I read on another site that if you suck really hard on the headphone port it would fix it. I tried it, and it worked instantly!
What I did was I took a Q-tip and got it a little wet ten took off the cotton, pushed the stick end into the jack to the bottom and this worked.
Similar for me. I just cut a cue tip in half, used the pointy bit to poke around the headphone socket and think I heard a click. Tested the volume and it had returned to ringer.
Paper clip guy wins hands down, all other methods will not work. Thank you so much for the help!
Q-tip with stripped end worked for me on an iPhone 5. Something must have been blocking the mechanical sensor at the bottom of the headphone jack. Nice tip!
Worked for me! Thanks! 🙂
Thank you for your suggestion! I had the exact same problem and was really freaking out about it. I sucked really hard on the headphone jack and it worked!!!! A million thank you's!!!!!!
Worked for me !
I tried all methods before, but only worked with your solution
Thanks !
Pushing rolled tissue to the bottom worked for me! Thanks a lot to Cdaamn...
Solved my problem too.... Used regular paper napkin and it worked!!! Thanks a lot!!!
Hi all. Just had this problem and stuck a needle in headphone socket and pulled out loads of fluff. Works fine again now
iphone thinks headphones are plugged in even when not - how to fix