Desktop has rotated 90degrees left

[Jim Richards]

Using XP Pro w/SP2. I was using my computer this morning and all of a sudden
the display rotated 90 degrees to the left so now I have to cock my head way
over to the left to view the display. I re=booted thinking this would
correct it but it did not. Can anyone please tell me how to fix it BEFORE I
get a permenant set in my neck? Thanks in advance for any help. JungleJim

 

[Brian A.]

Using XP Pro w/SP2. I was using my computer this morning and all of a sudden the
display rotated 90 degrees to the left so now I have to cock my head way over to
the left to view the display. I re=booted thinking this would correct it but it did
not. Can anyone please tell me how to fix it BEFORE I get a permenant set in my
neck? Thanks in advance for any help. JungleJim

Press:

CTRL+Up or Down or Left or Right Arrow key
or
CTRL+Alt+Up or Down or Left or Right Arrow key
or
Shift+Up or Down or Left or Right Arrow key

or:
Right click on the desktop.
Click Properties on the popup menu.
Click Settings tab > Advanced button.
Check the different tabs for a setting to enable/disable screen rotation.

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[Shenan Stanley]

Using XP Pro w/SP2. I was using my computer this morning and all of
a sudden the display rotated 90 degrees to the left so now I have
to cock my head way over to the left to view the display. I
re=booted thinking this would correct it but it did not. Can anyone
please tell me how to fix it BEFORE I get a permenant set in my
neck? Thanks in advance for any help. JungleJim

Look in your Video Card's Software Advanced Options.
This is a feature of that driver/software - not Windows XP.

 

[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

CTRL+ALT+Up or Down arrow key

 

[DL]

Check your display settings