¿Por qué solo puedo escuchar por mis auriculares?

Why can I only hear out of my headphones?

Headsets may play only in one ear depending on your audio settings. So check your audio properties and make sure that the mono option is turned off. In addition, make sure that voice levels are balanced on both earbuds. The voice levels must be equal on both sides of your headset.

Plugging in of headphones all the time mostly doesn’t do any harm to it. Instead constant replugging might damage it like you said.

Mono headsets only have one earpiece, leaving your other ear uncovered. The main benefit of this is that it allows you to keep one ear on what’s going on around you.

Unplugging headphones is not necessary but if you’re extra concerned, unplug them too. Power down the rest of your system.

It’s not a very comfortable feeling, and can even lead to health issues. A battery is no different ultimately. So, to put it simply, continuously charging your headphones overnight can result in irreparable damage to the batteries themselves.

If you’re using wired headphones, check your audio jack. Look for the audio output port on the side or back of your computer, often with the headphones or speaker icon, and ensure your headphone jack is properly plugged in. If so, turn it off, plug in your headphones and see if they work again.

The number one reason earbuds stop working is cable failure. When earbuds are plugged in and out, stresses are placed on the plastic, rubber, and metal making up the wire.

Plug your headphones into the headphone jack on your laptop computer. To enable the “Headphone” line on your sound card, the headphones must actually be plugged into the computer. Right-click on the “Volume” icon in the Windows system tray.

Open the Sound window by entering ‘audio devices’ in the Cortana search box. Click Manage audio devices to open further options. Now click the Playback tab to open a list of connected audio devices. Select the device plugged into the audio jack, and click the Set default button.

In the Dell Audio program, click on the Advanced tab, then in the sidebar click on Jack Information. Now click on the “black dot” that looks like a Headphone jack, to bring up the “Which device did you plug in?” pop-up box. Now you can change the type of device you want your jack to recognize when it is plugged in.