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When this happens, go to device manager in the control panel and look for the audio section under sound video and game controllers. Then delete them and reboot the computer, if it is a driver issue the drivers will reinstall, if it is a hardware issue, they wont and you will know that the sound card chip is bad.
back up all data and then master reset. Take out the battery for a minute and then put it back, then press the
Left and Right soft keys (the ones that look like a dash above the call
and hang up buttons) at the same time, hold, and softly push the Reset
button on the left? side of the device. Keep holding the SoftKeys until a
confirmation message appears or the device boots up differently.
When the "check phone line" message appears, it is referring to telephone service and not the wire. It appears that your phone jack is "dead" or that there is no working service in the home. Do you have another phone that you can use to check the jack? Is there another jack that you can plug the phone into for a test?
My Phone has done that a couple of times before. It would slowly start turning off more & more often then it wouldn't turn on with the same problem as you.
Turns out it was the battery as it was a couple of Months old & was out of warranty.
you wont, it will sense off of the jack as to which output method to use. If the jack is bad and the device cannot communicate with it, it will remain in its current state.
1ST.-The right jack could be damaged!!
Usually, there is a [+} posaitve & [-] negative input\output to speaker connections. Not all [-]neg. is ground.Sometimes the [+] pos. is grounded. [The exception to the rule is that u SEE the black wire going to ground] the reason I am letting u know this is that u can test the INSIDES of the sound system.
If u can get inside of the unit. Cut the left speaker output [+] posative from both outputs. criss\cross wires.Place left speaker output to right speaker jack[ that does not work!!] & visa versa.If the [LEFT Output] stops working after u plug in the speakers,the internal RIGHT output is damaged. NEEDS TO BE TESTED
If nothing nothing changes.The left still works & the right still does not work, then it is the jack (shorted ?, opened internally ?)
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