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Sound is not working on macbook pro through internal speakers & red light coming out of headphones jack

Asked by Soccerman55 in Apple Software, Mac OS X, Apple Laptop

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My internal speakers on my macbook pro are no longer working.  We had plugged headphones in yesterday to watch a show online.  We left the headphones plugged in & the computer went into sleep mode.  After starting it back up & removing the headphones, I am unable to get any sound to come out of the internal speakers.  It won't allow me to adjust the sound up or down.  If I go into the system preferences, it says there is not output device available.  If I plug the headphones back in, the sound works fine.  I have tried rebooting & shutting it down but no fixes.  It does chime normally upon restart.  It is almost like something is blocking the port but I have no idea what it would be.  There is also a red light shining out of the audio jack.

I searched this online and found several people suggesting to use a paperclip or toothpick in the output to "unstick" a switch but I don't see anything in there.

Has anyone else come across a solution for this?

Thanks,
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