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In this case, set them as the default device by right-clicking the volume/sound icon on your computer’s system tray, and select Open Sound Settings. You may have plugged in your headphones but it’s not recognized as the default audio device.

Set your headphones as the default device.

Plug the headphones back in and see if they work. Read more: I tried the Surface Pro X, Microsoft's slim.

Check for this and clean the jack using a cotton swab damped with some rubbing alcohol to get the lint and dust out, or use a can of compressed air if you have one close by. For others, Microsoft is setting a precedent that future laptops won't include a headphone jack and other laptop makers may follow suit. Dust, lint and dirt may block the connection between the jack and the headphones. If so, turn it off, plug in your headphones and see if they work again.

Check if your headphones are connected to or paired with a different device via Bluetooth.

If your headphones are wireless, turn on Bluetooth in Windows as well as on your headphones and pair the two devices together.

you can also unplug and plug them back in to push it in all the way until you feel it click. 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 you’re using wired headphones, check your audio jack.