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yikes! what has my neice done to the laptop?!! help!
tentickles666
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shes done something. she dosnt know what. my sister doesnt know what.
the entire screen (well all the text and pictures etc) is turned 90 degrees... she has turned it off and on and its still like that. its like that when she connects to the net and even the touch pad sensor is turned 90 degrees.
she doesnt want t system restore just yet, is ther an option i cant see in properties perhaps?
help!
thanks in advance (once again!)
shes done something. she dosnt know what. my sister doesnt know what.
the entire screen (well all the text and pictures etc) is turned 90 degrees... she has turned it off and on and its still like that. its like that when she connects to the net and even the touch pad sensor is turned 90 degrees.
she doesnt want t system restore just yet, is ther an option i cant see in properties perhaps?
help!
thanks in advance (once again!)
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Press ctrl + the down arrow. Does that fix it?0
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lets see...0
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nope. sorry. but thanks0
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alt gr and arrow keys has done it.
phew!0 -
I just found this on Google, not sure if it's any help:
It goes like this:
ctrl+alt+ (arrow)
where (arrow) is:
Up arrow - normal orientation
Down arrow - upside down
Right arrow - Right side of screen is top
Left arrow - left side is top.0 -
Oh, I also found this:
Display rotated 90 Degrees
The Problem:-Display screen has rotated to 90 degrees clockwise.
The Resolution:-Open Control Panel>Display>Settings tab>advanced, navigate through the tabs to find a rotate display option.This option has come due to the graphic card you have installed. The option should allow you to rotate the display back to its original orientation
Not sure if this will help either but prob worth a go.
Nic0 -
Ooops, sorry, didn't realise that you'd found a solution when I posted
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Glad you've sorted it anyway!0
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