Windows 10: Switched cases.. and I think my Line-In is dead (no activity)

Alright, I have an MSI Gaming PLUS X470. It has a Line-In AUX cable that goes from it to my Alexa device (using Voicemeeter Potato and Virtual Audio Cable).
I had no problems with the setup until I switched computer cases, now I'm getting NO activity through Line-In. ...I don't get this, this is the SAME hardware I had, with no changes! All I did was switch cases!! There shouldn't be an issue, but it's like the Line-In port is dead.. somehow. Yet it shows up when the cable is plugged in (there's just no activity).
I've checked the audio settings of the Line-In, it's not muted. Again, these are the same settings in Windows I had before. There is no possible way they have gotten changed. There's not even a possible way the AUX cable suddenly went bad.
I fear I may had messed with something when myself (with the virtual help from my friend) were moving my hardware from one case to another... that's literally the only thing I can think of.
If anyone could possibly help with this and somehow get it working again, you'll receive a huge thank you.

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