Uninstalling the display driver won't make your screen go blank, but it also won't help as the driver isn't installed right now. Windows supplies a basic driver to give you a display, which is why you can see your screen at the minute.
Who's the manufacturer of your laptop? Try the display drivers from their support site, occasionally the proper Nvidia drivers won't install on some laptops and you'll need to use the manufacturer's one even if it's outdated.
At the risk of sounding stupid, are you positive you have a 660M? On my gf's laptop, which has the Intel onboard and an Nvidia card, two display adapters are shown. The Nvidia adapter stays powered down until needed (Nvidia Optimus is the name of the technology used) but is still shown in Device Manager along with the Intel, which can't be disabled. So, on hers there were two unknown devices until I installed the Intel and Nvidia display drivers. Yours only shows one, which I find a little odd.