The Currently Installed Sound Card Does Not Support Direct Sound Input

I'm working Pro 1.5 in Win 7 with CPU: i7, 12 gb ram.
The computer is a Costco ZT System
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11500733&whse=BC&Ne=5000001+4000000&eCat= BC|84|56671&N=4017755%204294908621&Mo=8&No=1&Nr=P_CatalogName:BC&Ns=P_Price|1||P_SignDesc1 &lang=en-US&Sp=C&topnav=
No "extra" sound card installed as described by ZT System the audio:
Flexible 8-channel capable audio with jack sensing
The speakers are working, as in Dictionary.com and .mp3 play perfectly, but there is not sound coming from the rendered program, nor from any audio files. The audio monitor is showing sound, but that's it.
I'm pretty sure all the *.csv, *.cfa or whatever the audio files associated with PP (project) have been deleted, but, I don't see the program doing the "audio" compilation thing.
Can someone help please? Sure hope it's not a 1,5/Win thing.
Regards, Jon

Jon,
First thing that I would do would be to install the latest Realtek drivers. You will need to go to the Realtek site to get these.
Next, in PrPro, there is an Edit>Preferences>Audio Hardware setting page, with the additional ASIO Settings (at least in PrPro 2.0 and above). There you can set how PrPro handles audio. If you still have issues, I strongly recommend ASIO4ALL. It is freeware, and easy to install. Once installed, one goes to the settings pages above and choose ASIO4ALL for everything. This little driver has worked so well for people with lower-end sound hardware, up to true esoteric hardware, at the very upper-end of the spectrum. I cannot count the number of music editing professionals, who have been helped by this little free driver. I use it on my Creative Live DD 5.1 SS card, and it works perfectly.
Good luck,
Hunt

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