Location Of Audio Headphone Jack

Hello, I have a Toshiba Laptop Satellite L875D-S7332. I want to buy an Audio Head Phone so that no one else but me hears the laptops audio sound. Problem is i don't know what head phone to buy and where on my laptop is the jack to connect it to! Can Someone help me! Thank You, heaven5733

Hi heaven5733,
cbwilsha is right. Now I just want to support cbwilsha. Here is the actual view and location of the audio headphone jack. See the image below.
Hope this will work for you. ^_^
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Hello @_goma,
Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
I have read your post on how you are looking to make your computer send all the audio through an optical audio cable instead of the headphone jack, and I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
To configure your desktop to enable the optical audio cable, I recommend following the steps below:
Step 1. Click the Windows Key Button on your desktop
Step 2. Type "Control Panel"
Step 3. Select "Control Panel" in the top right-hand corner
Step 4. Select Sound
Step 5. Under the Playback tab, right-click the white area below the devices available
Step 6. Select "Show Disabled" and "Show Disconnected Devices"
Step 7. Connect your Optical Audio Cable
Step 8. Select your Optical Audio Cable as the default device and click "Enable"
Since it is not possible to convert the HDMI out to audio out on your notebook computer, it is unfortunate that the notebook is not able to connect with an optical audio cord.
Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, and I look forward to your reply!
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