Omnia thinks it has headphones plugged in.

[Guest azza6]

WTF? A friend called me and it wouldn't work because it thinks it has headphones plugged in.

Tried soft reset. Any help? :huh:

[Guest ElThomsono]

I think this happened to someone else here, if you have a search about you might find the thread. The fix for them was to unstick the mechanical switch that senses a jack's plugged in; try jiggling something non-conductive (cocktail stick?) around the edge of the headphone socket.

[Guest Tendeiro]

I think this happened to someone else here, if you have a search about you might find the thread. The fix for them was to unstick the mechanical switch that senses a jack's plugged in; try jiggling something non-conductive (cocktail stick?) around the edge of the headphone socket.

I had the same problem this past month. I just plugged the jack again and then unplugged it. :huh:

[Guest azza6]

I think this happened to someone else here, if you have a search about you might find the thread. The fix for them was to unstick the mechanical switch that senses a jack's plugged in; try jiggling something non-conductive (cocktail stick?) around the edge of the headphone socket.

Cheers! I can't believe I didn't think of that. :huh: