Need Help Disabling Onboard Video in Bios

I have an emachines with an MS-7093 motherboard that has onboard ATI Xpress 200 video chip. I'm having problems with a new ATI AIW pcie X1300 2006 card. I went into the BIOS but don't know what to look for. I did see something that said internal video with an RMA next to it that you can click on but I'm not sure that it's what I need to disable. Also I was told to flash the BIOS first before I disable the video.

 

Your motherboard will automaticly disable your onboard video, as for the bios update, see what the update is updating before you install it, if you dont need it , dont bother. ed

 

They did tell me that at ATI but are now saying that I have to disable it in the BIOS. Their e-mail does not contain any info on how to do it, only that I should contact MSI to find out how to do it. When the system comes out of sleep mode it displays a message that it had to be shut down to protect itself from damage and has to reboot again.

 

Is this with your new card installed? This problem really doesn't sound like a video problem to me. Have you checked for any malware on your pc lately?

 

You guys were right. The ATI techs that said to go into the BIOS to disable it were wrong. They just had me uninstall and install the drivers and software again but it didn't help. On my system I hit tab to enter the BIOS, didn't see it there anyway and it's not in device manager. Before we installed the video card we put in an Antec 430w PS. When I spoke to Antec they said that there is a sleep mode in the PS and that I should try another one to see if that fixes the problem. I did get an error message once that power was lost to the HD. Is there any way to freeze the screen at startup so that I can read the whole black screen error message? (it's a full page). If it helps, these are the files from the error report window. C:\DOCUME~1\Owner\LOCALS~1\Temp\WER8778.dir00\Mini082406-01.dmp
C:\DOCUME~1\Owner\LOCALS~1\Temp\WER8778.dir00\sysdata.xml Thanks

 

Just a shot in the dark...
But see if you can set to shared memory in BIOS to "0" or zero.

 

To "freeze" the screen on post. Hit the Pause/Break key. Or, CTRL + S (I think).