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Try replacing the Tcon board, generally this kind of thing comes with that board failing. As far as the part number you will need to get that off the old board as they use more than one board in the same model set
two questions: why did you shut off that setting as it will automatically load from whatever you have the monitors plugged into in your case the graphics card, also what is this setting you speak of? as i as a computeer tech have never heard of a setting alowing you to shut off the internal graphics and my workmate says that setting doesnt exist we think you may have turned off a setting called hardware moniter which will in fact make your computer reboot. hoped that helped sorry if i was wrong
You have to do a change in the bios setup. Your first graphics card must be set to VGA or PCI. If u r using VGA card then set it to VGA otherwise set it to PCI. Insert ur card again after cleaning the slot for the display.
is it a new graphic card? Sometimes that happens when the graphic card gets overheated and fries up some chips. and sometimes those lines appear when the graphic card has fault in Direct Draw. Try setting your BIOS settings to default. if it doesn't work, i recommend you to take the graphic card to the nearest hardware tech ;)
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