what you need is the drivers that came with your laptop. I also do have system control manager, and I have had remove it once back then, but I never did uninstalled it, all I did was removed it from the startup applications, what just happened was I cannot control the volume and screen brightness using function so what I did was to restore it on the startup applications.
try restoring it to run on startup by going to start%26gt;run then type msconfig then go to startup tab and make sure that there is a check on MGSysCtrl tickbox. then restart your laptop. If the problem still persists then you must install its drivers. The drivers for your audio is located on the CD that came with the laptop.
It is impossible that you cant have that drivers CD since whenever you buy a laptop or even desktops, or even printers or even monitors, there will always be a cd accompanied by it. Even a thumbdrive has one. Unless your laptop is a second hand which means that there would be a possibility that the seller did not provide you the drivers that came with the laptop.
If you really do not have the CD, go to the manufacturer's website, for example yur Laptop is a MSI Brand then search for its website and hopefully there would be drivers available for your laptop on their site. Take note of the model of your laptop since even if you have a same brand laptop but with different models then those brands still differs on its own drivers.
Hope this helpsRemoved Sytem Control Manager - NO AUDIO?
make sure your computer has the latest version of windows update and then go to device manager and see if windows can find and download the driver for you
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