No more sound/Audio Jack Glitch

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I was cleaning my computer the other day to take care of some dust etc.
I used an air can to get most of the dust off(turned off my PC/unplugged the power cord)
I had to unhook some cables from the mobo and reattach them to their proper place.
Now I turn on my PC and plug in my Studio Monitor Speakers (M-Audio AV32) and nothing will play sound.
This has gone on for days and I double checked the cables and reinstalled the audio driver to see if that was the problem.
I tried my audio jack on my phone and would play music without a problem, but I tried the front and back panel of my computer and I get nowhere.
Here is a GIF of what is happening when I plug in my audio jack.
Please help, this very frustrating and I don't know what to do. Any help is greatly appreciated!
 
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I'd try and reseat everything inside the PC for starters. I mean ALL components.

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Malnutrition said:
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I'd try and reseat everything inside the PC for starters. I mean ALL components.

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Hi, I just tried everything once again. I unplugged every component in my motherboard, along with everything I was told in the video. My PC still does not show that something is plugged into the audio jack. Anything else?
 
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