P7-1030 install graphics card

For P7-1030 with Windows 7:
I am trying to upgrade graphics by installing a Visiontek 6350 Radeon PCe-16 Graphics Card into the PCE-16 slot. I have replaced the original 240 watt power supply with a Thermaltake 575 Watt Smart Power Supply.
QUESTION: How do I disable the onboard Intel HD Graphics in order to install new graphics card? I tried installing the new graphics card without disabling the existing onboard graphics and computer would not boot. VisionTek instructions state that I "may" have to disable onboard graphics to allow new card installation.
Can anyone help?  Thanks.

VKLuge, welcome to the forum.
Here is a guide that should help you with your problem.  Normally, there is no need to disable the integrated graphics.  It is done automatically upon the BIOS recognizing that a discrete card is installed.
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