My windows vista desktop is turned sideways

hold down Ctrl and Alt and the up aarow

Which Password? Bios Password? Hard Drive Password? Windows Welcome Screen User Logon Password?

Which Operating System? Windows XP? Windows Vista? Windows 7?

OK, if you are running Windows 7, Microsoft tightened security on it so you've got to have a password reset disk which 99% of the people who own laptops with windows 7 fail to do. It should be one of the first things you do when you buy the laptop. Otherwise, you're faced with reinstalling the Operating System or possibly doing a System Recovery.

If you're on Windows XP or Vista try this:

Turn off the computer, then hit the power button to turn it back on and immediately start hitting the F8 key repeatedly until you see the Safe Mode option. Select SAFE MODE and let the computer boot up. When it gets to the User Login screen it will show the Administrator userid and the userid for which you forgot the password. Sign in as the Administrator (hopefully you didn't put a password on it and forgot it too). Once the desktop appears it will look different, the screen will be darker and the icons bigger, but this is normal for safe mode.

Click Start/Control Panel/User Accounts
When the User Accounts screen opens, click on the userid for which you forgot the password. Select the option to REMOVE PASSWORD.

Reboot your machine.

Ctrl + alt and right or left arrow keys if using windows XP
If using Win 7 or Vista: Right mouseclick on desktop, select Nvidia control panel, open it and in the left window, click rotate

first hold the keys Ctrl + Alt and use the arrow keys if this fails
if you are running windows Vista or Windows 7 right click on the desktop, and select personalize, when the window pops up select Display (lower left) you should see advanced settings .. in there you will see screen orientation that should allow you to fix it

reinstall your os again not update, may be you will not facing the problem again.

Image you burned is corrupted, burn another disc at a slower speed

The earlier "active desktop" function in Windows XP that allowed a live webpage as a desktop is no longer present in Vista. It was replaced by the SideBar. You probably need to look for a sidebar gadget that offers this functionality.

vista doesn't come with 16 bit, it is 32 or 64 bit. use media center utility for watch live streaming. media player 11 is also capable for playing the live video. realplayer is the best tool for playing live videos

insert your windows vista disk and during setup youll see system restore it will fix your boot problem once after you run it

hold down alt & ctrl keys and press the up arrow and that should sort it out