Activating graphics on the CPU.Motherboard: NEW71 LA-5893P

[Ris16]

Hello everyone..

Does anyone know how to activate graphics?
I removed the graphics chip from my laptop which was faulty..
but my laptop has integrated graphics on the CPU..
I tried to reset the BIOS, but without success.. still no picture.

Packard Bell EASYNOTE_TM85-JO-588CH
MODEL NO: NEW90
Motherboard: NEW71 LA-5893P Rev:1.0
2010-01-25
It had a GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 320M
CPU: INTEL i3 370M
BIOS: v1.23

The problem was in the GPU chip. The computer worked normally without the GPU driver installed, when the driver is installed it has the symptoms of image freezing and losing the image.
Reinstalled the new OS, Windows 7 and Windows 10...
I tried installing its original driver and various versions of the driver, I even updated the BIOS and its several versions from newer to older, then changed RAM modules 2GB, 4GB, 8GB DDR 3 and DDR 3L. Last time I heated the GPU chip and the problem was not removed..
Finally, remove the GPU chip and VRAM.
I confirmed with the USB keyboard by pressing numlock and the light does not light up, I confirmed that when I removed the GPU chip.
The question is how do I get my BIOS to recognize the graphics from the CPU, my CPU has Intel HD graphics.?

Thanks to anyone who wants to help..

[arabeski]

Hi man!
Download CPU-Z and look at "Motherboad" tab.
If you see PM55 chipset,it doesn't let use internal graphics,discrete only!
If you see HM55 chipset,this chipset support HD graphics and it must be activated as default.
Do you have Intel HD in Device Manager before Nvidia faulty?

[Ris16]

Hi man!
Download CPU-Z and look at "Motherboad" tab.
If you see PM55 chipset,it doesn't let use internal graphics,discrete only!
If you see HM55 chipset,this chipset support HD graphics and it must be activated as default.
Do you have Intel HD in Device Manager before Nvidia faulty?

Ok, I get it now..
Thank you man!
It's impossible for me to check that now, I can't get a picture-graphic..
I believe it doesn't support "HM55" because it would probably recognize the Intel HD Graphics at startup...

I'll leave it for parts.
Thanks again..