Installing Graphic card disables the Build-in?

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Wassem Aldibbini

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Hello guys.
I recently bought a "GT 610" from nVidia, And i installed it and it was perfect, but when i wanted to un-install the graphic card, to use the build-in graphic card "Motherboard's", it did not work!
Just a black screen, even if i restart the computer, the computer works fine, the bios loads perfectly, but the Build-in graphic card does not work at all.

Specs:
MOBO: Intel DH55TC
RAM: KINGSTONE 1600Hz, 4GB DDR3
PSU: Corsair CX430
Graphic-card: ZOTAC nVidia GT 610 2GB DDR3, 64bit


 
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well integrated graphics cant be deleted, its a part of the cpu. no amount of formatting will change that. so if youve proceeded with that step and your sure youve done so correctly, im not sure how to help you.
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King Kii-1359598

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your built in graphics are actually a part of the cpu, not motherboard. before taking out the 610, right click on your desktop, go to control panel, and switch your graphics from gtx 610, back to your integrated graphics, then remove the 610.
 
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Wassem Aldibbini

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i know that step bro.
but i formated the computer many times before.

I got Windows 8 pro. 64bit
 
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well integrated graphics cant be deleted, its a part of the cpu. no amount of formatting will change that. so if youve proceeded with that step and your sure youve done so correctly, im not sure how to help you.
 
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Wassem Aldibbini

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i did this step.
and iv reset the bios settings to default.
removed the external gpu. not working
when i plug vga cable to the internal gpu, there is a elctricty. but there is no respons.the lcd monitor says : powersaving mode

but does removing battery and install it again affects on something?
 
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