- Apr 14, 2017
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Hi.
I'm running Windows 10 on my ASUS K501UX laptop. Recently, I've been noticing that my earbud audio is malfunctioning. My laptop has one single multi-purpose 3.5mm audio jack that I split with the UGREEN Headset Adapter (https://www.amazon.ca/UGREEN-Splitt..._rd_t=40701&psc=1&refRID=DCVZ98WPCSCKKWX72RA7). I'm using some old 3.5mm jack Apple EarPods I found in a drawer, and from what my dad tells me, they are around 3 years old. The earbuds' right bud does not play audio unless I fiddle with the jack and put it in a specific position (Not fully plugged in, but close). This happens with plugging into both the adapter, as well as my PC's audio jack. This does not happen when I plugged into my friend's Windows 10 computer, nor my LG G6 smartphone. I have also read reviews about how EarPods (At least the fairly new ones) break easily. Wondering if anybody can shed light on this issue.
Thanks
I'm running Windows 10 on my ASUS K501UX laptop. Recently, I've been noticing that my earbud audio is malfunctioning. My laptop has one single multi-purpose 3.5mm audio jack that I split with the UGREEN Headset Adapter (https://www.amazon.ca/UGREEN-Splitt..._rd_t=40701&psc=1&refRID=DCVZ98WPCSCKKWX72RA7). I'm using some old 3.5mm jack Apple EarPods I found in a drawer, and from what my dad tells me, they are around 3 years old. The earbuds' right bud does not play audio unless I fiddle with the jack and put it in a specific position (Not fully plugged in, but close). This happens with plugging into both the adapter, as well as my PC's audio jack. This does not happen when I plugged into my friend's Windows 10 computer, nor my LG G6 smartphone. I have also read reviews about how EarPods (At least the fairly new ones) break easily. Wondering if anybody can shed light on this issue.
Thanks
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