Windows 7 - I want to uninstall AMD VISION Engine Control Center

Hello everyone : Festa:
I have a AMD Radeon HD 6650M and I want to uninstall AMD VISION Engine Control Center because I do not find the procedure and I think that is right for my card video.Grazie Friends: D

I'm not sure I understand.

Why do you want to uninstall it, exactly? I'm fairly sure the VE suite includes the Catalyst drivers.

Hello so it should not create "conflicts" with Windows? I thought he was the one that causes me Bluescreen!Oh because they are inexperienced abbastranza video card I wanted to know what should I set the voltage settings of CPU power I have 1200 Mhz and 1800Mhz but I did not want to overclock the card and also because the notebook are new.
Meanwhile, thanks
Hello.

dxgmms1.sys, as seen in your BSOD, is most certainly related to your video card's drivers. If you haven't already, try updating them and see if that resolves the issue. If you're overclocking, stop.

An alternative problem that's causing this specific stop screen is your RAM. To find out if it is run the built-in memory diagnostic tool; learn how to do so here.

Run it for several hours, preferably overnight and report back.

I ran the Memtest86 + to 3 times more planted! So the first time with the CD stops after 7%
the second well at 20%, again with the boot cd.
So to test I tried to throw it into the USB but it seemed to go almost 65% but then it always restarts ... Uff!
Now I'm annoyed by how concave Oh I forgot ... I also run an advanced boot configuration with Last valida.Il PC seems to go but the fear is just around the corner. Help me please

The language barrier is really getting the best of me here, but I think I understand the gist (basic outline) of what you're saying; have you altered any settings in the BIOS? If you have revert them back to default and try again.

Two questions though:

1. Is this a laptop or desktop?
2. Do you see any errors before it restarts?

If the problem persists even with the factory defaults (assuming they aren't already) then you may have a bad RAM stick, or two.

Did memtest86+ show any errors?
Usually when memtest86+ stops it is due to massive errors.
It will run different tests, is that what is happening?

When it throws errors it looks like this:

I suggest you follow the advice zigzag is giving you in your other thread: Blu Screen in Vista...Help me
Unless that is a different PC than the one you are working on here, Uninstall your video drivers and reboot, Windows should reinstall it for you. The dxgmms1.sys in the blue screen is from a DirectX driver.

@Terronium, this is a laptop.

Sorry but with AMD's Engine Center as if I understand overclocking with this (photo) because I have not figured out how to use it!

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