After trying to update my graphics driver I get BOSD upon restart

As what the title says, when I try to update AMD Radeon 6600M and 6700M Series, AMD Radeon HD 6520G, upon restarting my computer I get the BSOD.
The reason for updating is when I look in Device Manager Both those "Display adapters" have yellow exclamation marks. Also when my computer starts up I get an AMD catalyst error "No AMD Graphics Driver installed, or the AMD Driver is not functioning properly".

Side note - I'm not very good computer stuff.

Hello and welcome Soramage now first up did you uninstall the old version first before updating the new driver?

Can you get into safe mode if so run these

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/433-disk-check.html < use the /f option in Option 2 ifnecessary

If you have access to another machine maybe you could try downloading the older version of that driver onto a stick and again if you are lucky be able to reinstall it onto the machine.
By the way why did you update if you don't mind me asking.
In a bit I shall be offline so please be patient if I do not respond when you have checked these out. Someone else might pick it up anyway.

Ok mate read this and follow the instructions I have added a pic of a chkdsk report I did on mine a while ago
How do I see the results of a chkdsk that ran on boot?

No it is ok mate there doesn't look to be much wrong in the report either, so I am guessing we can say the filing system is ok at least.
What I don't get though is why there are two graphical devices or am I reading it wrong??
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Using HW Info general components

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Go on opening out furtheruntil you get to the device itself. click on it and it will highlight. In theright hand window there will be a very detailed description of that device asin brand, speeds model number etc etc These are very detailed and are just whatis needed for searching for drivers etc.

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I shall be most interested in what thee is in the video adaptor +

Ok now I have one coming up as a dedicated card and the other seems to be aninbuilt (on the board) graphics.
Now I am at a disadvantage because one is coming as a dedicated GPU (card) and to be honest I have never had to deal with a card I in a laptop.

Right now I am wondering what driver you have installed becausethere are two the one for the card is this
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows%207%20-%2064
the APU (chip) one you will need to run this yourself as I am not sure ofwhat the processor comes under in Step 3.
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download it might be a graphics device driver that might not work alongside the card driver but I am really guessing here.

if we cannot define just what you have I might ask one of the really clued up graphics members to have a look for us.

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