Part of speaker jack stuck in comp

nubScotty

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Cord got stuck on chair, speaker cable was yanked out and a piece of the jack is stuck inside of the computer. Ive attempted a paperclip+tape method to get it out and it wont budge.

Anyone have any tips/tricks for getting a small piece of the jack out of the computer?
 
What's wrong with magnet? I would've thought that the speaker jack would be far enough away from anything effected by magnets. (feel free to contradict me)
 
What's wrong with magnet? I would've thought that the speaker jack would be far enough away from anything effected by magnets. (feel free to contradict me)

i really have no idea, i used a magnetized screw driver while unscrewing my hdd, nothing happened. all i knw is that magnets arent supposed to be near hdd. so if he feels cool with the magnet idea, by all means go for it.:D
 
is there a way to push it out from the other side i have never really looked at the back of the port to much??
 
is there a way to push it out from the other side i have never really looked at the back of the port to much??

i dont think so. i recently had the greatest joy to find out that my sound card is failing and i took it out and looked at the ports...slightly burn mark(???) wtf? it cant be that hot in there. anyways, i dont think its possible to push it from theback
 
the sound card is shorting thats the burn marks you need a new one it is bad fpor the system and your probably lossing quality
 
quality not so much, if the shorting will affect it it is more likely to spike the card and blow something important. and then there is the possibility that the spike continues through your pci port...
 
is there a way to push it out from the other side i have never really looked at the back of the port to much??

well actually yes there is, but the most of the port will be covered by a little metal box, this is merely a cover plate but it is often soldered to the board, if you could cut off the top or some how pull it back you would prob see the method by which jacks meet the contact points, its hard to describe but as soon as you get the cover plate off you'll see what i mean
 
eg in this pic you can see the audio jack ports are covered by a little metal box, this can be opened from the top sometimes (dont worry if you damage the metal cover it doesnt do much be keep dust away from the contacts - you could wrap a little bit of a plastic bag around the exposed ports to stop the dust)
 
eg in this pic you can see the audio jack ports are covered by a little metal box, this can be opened from the top sometimes (dont worry if you damage the metal cover it doesnt do much be keep dust away from the contacts - you could wrap a little bit of a plastic bag around the exposed ports to stop the dust)

might be my HP (most likely actually) but i can't see a picture :o
 
might be my HP (most likely actually) but i can't see a picture :o
no i just forgot to put the link
Motherboard2.jpg

what did you like take a saw to the port? lol
no a dremel actually :P, the cover sometimes comes apart at its not a full solid box, you'll see if you look
 
i dont think so. i recently had the greatest joy to find out that my sound card is failing and i took it out and looked at the ports...slightly burn mark(???) wtf? it cant be that hot in there. anyways, i dont think its possible to push it from theback

i said that

the sound card is shorting thats the burn marks you need a new one it is bad fpor the system and your probably lossing quality

so is that what can be possible causing my sound to distort horribly

quality not so much, if the shorting will affect it it is more likely to spike the card and blow something important. and then there is the possibility that the spike continues through your pci port...

OH NO, can that distort my sound?

this sanp crackle pop thing my effin sound card is doing is pissing me OFFF.

sry 4 hijackin thread
 
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