Question

if u have headphones their plugged up and u cant hear from them and u are

Answer 1

I’m missing the end of your question — what device are you using (Windows PC, Mac, iPhone/Android, game console)? — but here are quick troubleshooting steps that cover the usual causes when headphones are plugged in but you can’t hear sound.

Quick checklist
- Make sure volume isn’t muted or set to zero on the device and on any inline controls on the headphones.
- Try the headphones on another device (or try different headphones on this device) to determine if the problem is the headphones or the device.
- If wired: check the plug, cable and jack for debris, bent pins, loose connection, or corrosion. Clean the jack gently with compressed air.
- If wireless/Bluetooth: confirm they’re paired and connected, and that the phone/computer is set to use them as the output device. Try unpairing and re-pairing.
- Check the device’s audio output selection (Windows: right-click speaker icon → Open Sound settings → choose output device; Mac: System Settings → Sound → Output).
- Check app-specific volume or audio output (Zoom, YouTube, music app can have their own output selection).
- On Windows update/reinstall audio drivers: Device Manager → Sound, video and game controllers → update/uninstall driver, then restart.
- Try restarting the device. That often fixes temporary audio-service issues.
- If using a phone and a headset with a mic: some adapters or TRRS plugs are incompatible — try a different adapter or a headset without mic.
- If one side works only, check sound balance (Windows/Mac sound settings) and inspect the plug for damage.

If you tell me your device and whether the headphones are wired or Bluetooth, I’ll give step-by-step instructions targeted to that device.