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Bonham

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Jul 27, 2010
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Hi All,

I recieved my 27" iMac a few weeks ago and everything has been perfect until a couple of days ago when the headphone jack stopped working.

- The built-in internal speakers still work.
- Cannot get any sound from any headphones/speakers attached.
- Cannot adjust the volume when anything is plugged into the headphone jack. When I try a circle with a slash through it appears.
- Under 'Sound' in system preferences the menu reads "Digital Out" and says that it has "no control properties"
- Does not work when in Windows 7 under Bootcamp

Have tried resetting the PRAM and the SMC....no change.
Have tried re-installing Snow Leopard....no change.

Is there anything else I can do? Would hate to suffer the massive downtime of sending my computer back for the sake of a headphone jack.

Any help is much appreciated!
 
Hi All,

I recieved my 27" iMac a few weeks ago and everything has been perfect until a couple of days ago when the headphone jack stopped working.

- The built-in internal speakers still work.
- Cannot get any sound from any headphones/speakers attached.
- Cannot adjust the volume when anything is plugged into the headphone jack. When I try a circle with a slash through it appears.
- Under 'Sound' in system preferences the menu reads "Digital Out" and says that it has "no control properties"
- Does not work when in Windows 7 under Bootcamp

Have tried resetting the PRAM and the SMC....no change.
Have tried re-installing Snow Leopard....no change.

Is there anything else I can do? Would hate to suffer the massive downtime of sending my computer back for the sake of a headphone jack.

Any help is much appreciated!

Does it only do this in WIndows 7?
 
It does it in both OSX and Windows 7...spoke to an AppleCare specialist last night who was a bit baffled by the problem. He arranged for an on-site repair to take place in the next couple of days which should sort everything out.
 
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