S
steve
I have an Amilo series L 820 Notebook, running on XP and
my son has managed to turn the screen display 180'o, any
advice
my son has managed to turn the screen display 180'o, any
advice
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Carey Frisch [MVP]
You need to tell us what brand of video card or adapter you have.
If you happen to have a NVIDIA card or adapter, right-click on
your desktop and select:
Properties > Settings > Advanced > GeForce (tab) > NVRotate
and change the setting to "Landscape (0 degree rotation)".
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect Your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/default.aspx
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| I have an Amilo series L 820 Notebook, running on XP and
| my son has managed to turn the screen display 180'o, any
| advice
If you happen to have a NVIDIA card or adapter, right-click on
your desktop and select:
Properties > Settings > Advanced > GeForce (tab) > NVRotate
and change the setting to "Landscape (0 degree rotation)".
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect Your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/default.aspx
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:
| I have an Amilo series L 820 Notebook, running on XP and
| my son has managed to turn the screen display 180'o, any
| advice
S
steve
My Graphics controller is an Intel (R) 82845G/gl/ge/pe/gv
any advice to rotate my screen 180'o
Thanks
any advice to rotate my screen 180'o
Thanks
J
Jim Macklin
Open the display properties, Intel also has a "rotation" tab
on the adapter page.
If you have the Intel icon in the system tray, right click
on the icon and select "graphics options> graphics
properties"
| My Graphics controller is an Intel (R) 82845G/gl/ge/pe/gv
| any advice to rotate my screen 180'o
|
| Thanks
| >-----Original Message-----
| >You need to tell us what brand of video card or adapter
| you have.
| >If you happen to have a NVIDIA card or adapter, right-
| click on
| >your desktop and select:
| >
| >Properties > Settings > Advanced > GeForce (tab) >
| NVRotate
| >and change the setting to "Landscape (0 degree
rotation)".
| >
| >--
| >Carey Frisch
| >Microsoft MVP
| >Windows XP - Shell/User
| >
| >Be Smart! Protect Your PC!
|
| >
|
| >
| >"Steve" wrote:
| >
| >| I have an Amilo series L 820 Notebook, running on XP
| and
| >| my son has managed to turn the screen display 180'o,
| any
| >| advice
| >.
| >
on the adapter page.
If you have the Intel icon in the system tray, right click
on the icon and select "graphics options> graphics
properties"
| My Graphics controller is an Intel (R) 82845G/gl/ge/pe/gv
| any advice to rotate my screen 180'o
|
| Thanks
| >-----Original Message-----
| >You need to tell us what brand of video card or adapter
| you have.
| >If you happen to have a NVIDIA card or adapter, right-
| click on
| >your desktop and select:
| >
| >Properties > Settings > Advanced > GeForce (tab) >
| NVRotate
| >and change the setting to "Landscape (0 degree
rotation)".
| >
| >--
| >Carey Frisch
| >Microsoft MVP
| >Windows XP - Shell/User
| >
| >Be Smart! Protect Your PC!
|
| spx
| >
|
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------
| >
| >"Steve" wrote:
| >
| >| I have an Amilo series L 820 Notebook, running on XP
| and
| >| my son has managed to turn the screen display 180'o,
| any
| >| advice
| >.
| >