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It probably is the headphone jack. Alot of the jacks are real chintzy and can break easily, and the only way to fix it most of the time is with a little soldering.
Do you have a sound card installed on your computer? If so ensure that the settings for that are set correctly for two speakers and that your audio is set to use the sound card.
Also, if you do have a sound card, try plugging your speakers into the motherboard speaker port and see how it works.
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