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Hi
I've got a problem with my ipaq sound, after using either a wired headset or a bluetooth, there is no longer any sound from the keypad, phone answering/calling when I go to use the PDA normally. This has happened 2 times so far. The first I time managed to getting working after resetting the FM radio settings which was on headset only. This time I have no idea. Tried a reset, still no luck. Any ideas, Please.
have you found an answer to your question yet? mine just did exactly that, and i can't use my phone anymore
Hi
yes, I had to phone the HP help line (which I found from their web site) and they informed me its a hardware problem and to send the ipaq off to a HP repairer. Its under warranty so cross fingers should be ok. Can't wait to get it back - repaired. They obviously know about the fault from other users as they did not question me on the fault in detail.
Hope this helps a bit, ggod luck
Hi dude! I had the exact same thing, and I panicked and lost my head (threatened to throw my pda out the window).
I called Customer care too and the guy told me to bring it in. But thankfully, I stumbled upon loads of forums with this problem as the subject, and I got a solution from one of them:
Could it be the famous headphone pin problem? Mine stopped working before as the pin gets stuck when I pulled out the headphone jack. Had to put it in and slowly and gently move left and right while withdrawing.
I tried doing exactly that, and IT WORKS PERFECTLY NOW!!!! The problem is that the headphone pins in the socket bend easily and when the two pins are bend into contact a short circuit is created. Thus not allowing any audio through the external speakers (except the ringing tone as this sounds whether headphones are in or out) because the ipaq thinks the headphones are plugged in.
This might exactly be the case. In total, I read around 30++ posts about the iPaq's sound problem. And it isn't limited to this model either: even the O2 atom has it.
TO EVERYONE WHO OWNS THIS PHONE: DON'T PLUG IN THE D**N HEADPHONES!
Hi! I purchased this model in January and I first started using it without the headset and it work perfectly..but after I plugged in the headset it didn't work anymore!
It seems this problem has happend to other people who own this device but what I did what just plug in and out the headset a few times and it's back to normal.
Hi,
My ipaq rw 6828, is not able to recognise the absencen of the handsfree.When I plugged in the headfone, its working fine but when I plug them out, the output is not getting transferred to the normal built in receiver and speakers.
I have done a hard reset too, lost my vauluable programs, but it dint worked out. I have checked the self test feature too...
Please please please suggest something....if u can pls reply me on lakhmir.singh@gmail.com
thx a bunch
Im having the same problem, have been doing all the left right up down wid the handsfree.... its js is not workin at allll
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