I think there may be several problems
1) I think you may have picked the wrong driver. The ens1371 driver is for some soundblaster cards.
Alsa drivers
You can verify the correct driver by running lspci as root.
2) alsaconf writes to /etc/modules.conf to load the sound modules. I would delete the old lines
pertaining to alsa in modules.conf and then run alsaconf.
3) Are you running the 2.4 or 2.6 kernel? If you are running a stock 2.4 kernel and have the alsa driver
package installed you should only have to run alsaconf after disabling the onboard sound in the bios
as described by Nichole_knc. Do you have both the alsa-driver tgz and the alsa-driver compiled
from source. If you do you will need to go with one or the other.