Yesterday my audio in my XPS Gen 2 was working great with my headphones until all of a sudden I could only hear the audio with one ear. So I tried another pair of headphones but thatg didn't fix it, so I knew it wasn't my headphones. I played around with the headphone jack by pulling my headphones out a little bit until I could hear out of both ears. The problem is that it doesn't sound nearly as good and it is much quieter. I tried downloading a new driver off of Dell's website but that didn't help and I even tried uninstalling it and reinstalling it, is my headphone port broken?
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Audio Problems with Headphones
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