So with what @StevenGen said. I'm not all experienced with taking apart pcs and looking at internals. But I sort of understand what to look for. However when and if I were to look for a faulty connection what could be some telltale signs. Because I've done everything I could have at this point. I've reinstalled every driver that may have had a problem, I've changed my inputs and outputs testing each one, I've even done standalone tests with the headset which shows there's no problem. I even recently hooked it up to my monitor to test it on the monitor output in sound settings which seems to make it work however its super quiet and the audio gets condensed.
If there's anything else you guys could recommend then please let me know, cause I've tried every fix at this point.

Yeah so figured out another problem just now. I reinstalled the realtek drivers directly from the manual for the model. I plug the headphones into the front jack. I look at the sound settings within windows. I see audio flow lighting up the volume detection meter but there's no audio passing through to my headphones. So its basically showing that the realtek drivers are recieving audio however its not transmitting through the jack

Yeah also @StevenGen I completely agree with your concerns on the back motherboard connection as well. There should be no reason that the jack in the back doesn't work either. However looking at the jack placements in the back, they do seem to be shifted a little which could be a sign of something else, but I always just thought it didn't affect anything. I don't know if i can post any picture when I do open up the pc. But if I can would you like me to send a few of the mains inside? I'll try to get the best shots I can so you can see everything with the board as well

So for your 2nd point. The TV does in fact have a 3.5mm connection jack and I did use the headphones for it to test if the issue was originally the headphones themselves, however I said it was not because the headphones work with monitor and tv audio but my pc jacks dont work on the front and back as I've stated. For the other points you're making instead of actaully trying to be helpful you're sitting here not trusting my word and telling me I've muted the source of audio in my sound settings which also isn't the case.

For this example I am using the back panel jack and it is fully plugged in:
I have selected my sound source to be the default which is the speakers realtek output:

I can run the Test function by right clicking the source and clicking test. The test goes through as shown:

HOWEVER, the headphones don't receive any audio what so ever. So then I go to check the source itself to see if the levels are muted —>

So in the end, the source itself isn't muted. So let's go on to the audio console to see what's going on there:

The audio console recognizes and tells me that the back panel speaker out jack is in use which would be correct because the headphones are plugged in there. Moving onto the levels, the source is NOT muted:

Also for the driver portion of things I installed the version of the realtek drivers which were included in the Manual for this model of PC. The drivers come out to be the 2021 version of realtek which is a little dated but it should still function just fine as intended. Picture:

So if you want to sit here and tell me that the information I'm giving is "irrelevant" then I don't know what to tell you because I've told multiple people on this thread the exact problem and have typed in a ton of detail about everything I've done.

SO my last point being, I EVEN went out of my way to factory reset the PC recently and Install all of the base drivers again from the manual which proved no difference. The same problem has stuck with the pc even after resetting the drive entirely. If anyone here wants to actually provide input instead of this Joe guy who thinks that they're right 100% of the time and wants to sit here and insult the information I'm giving then sure go ahead. But for the time being @Joe9844 maybe next time don't be such a pushover, and I hope you read this too.