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Anyone know how to fix thsi?

My maching just auto changed the display to 90 degrees anti clockwise and I
can t find any setitng in XP to fix it. Its not the monitor that is in
errorero beacuse I have checked that out. Anyone know how to fix this?

Please !!!
 
Philip said:
Anyone know how to fix thsi?

My maching just auto changed the display to 90 degrees anti clockwise and I
can t find any setitng in XP to fix it. Its not the monitor that is in
errorero beacuse I have checked that out. Anyone know how to fix this?

Please !!!
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This is a function of your computer's video adapters and its drivers,
not the operating system. WinXP, in and of itself, has no such feature,
nor can it over-ride the settings you've assigned via the video adapter.
Simply use the video adapter's accompanying drivers/utilities to
return the display to its desired orientation. For the specific steps,
consult the video adapter's documentation, or its manufacturer's web site.


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Bruce said:
This is a function of your computer's video adapters and its
drivers, not the operating system. WinXP, in and of itself, has no such
feature, nor can it over-ride the settings you've assigned via the video
adapter. Simply use the video adapter's accompanying drivers/utilities
to return the display to its desired orientation. For the specific
steps, consult the video adapter's documentation, or its manufacturer's
web site.
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Suppose the display is one of those portrait/landscape rotatable ones
and the sensor has broken? (i.e. the display itself thinks it has
rotated 90 deg. counterclockwise)
 
Rick said:
Suppose the display is one of those portrait/landscape rotatable ones
and the sensor has broken? (i.e. the display itself thinks it has
rotated 90 deg. counterclockwise)
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Still has nothing to do with the operating system.
 
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