Rotated Display My screen now shows picture/display sideways. How do I rotate it back to normal Thank You

I imagine you might have Intel powered graphics.

Here are their detailed instructions on how to rotate your display through various methods:


I think you will find your solution there, at a guess I think if you press CTRL+ALT+UP-ARROW it should bring your screen back to normal orientation.

Graphics Using Screen Rotation With The Intel Graphics Control Panel

Rotate images correctly. : NIX Digital

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Apr 7, 2015 - images that are uploaded to the frame should always display .... I amdisplaying images from my SD card. ... of photos coming from USB or SD will stillneed to be rotated if there is an exif ... "save as " from the account they are the correct orientation on my computer. .... Everything worked correctly after that.

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Dec 28, 2009 - I have a few pictures that I already rotated correctly on my computer. Even so, they display incorrectly on the digital frame (buildings and people. ... When I bring the picture back to the picture frame, the rotation is still .... Just extra info - If I put the picture directly into Internal Memory .... Save as 24-bit Bitmap.

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Display drivers such as Nvidia and Radeon have a feature to rotate the display as some displays can be rotated to display A4 documents more naturally. You have activated this feature. It's often on the taskbar on the right. Turn your head to the side when moving the mouse.

Hold the CTRL key, and ALT key down; and at the same time tap on the Up Arrow key, until the display is correct.

Regards,
joecoolvette

Right cllick on your desktop and choose personalize. At the bottom of the left panel click display and then click change display settings. Click on the orientation drop down menu and change it to landscape.

Twist the LCD screen 90 degrees, or install the software on the CD-ROM that came with the monitor.

With that software, your monitor can sense whether it is oriented in "portrait" mode or "landscape" mode, and automatically tell Windows that the device has "rotated".

There's a button on the original remote control that does exactly that:

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Adjusting PICTURE FLIP Settings
You can set the orientation of the picture.
Directly setting the PICTURE FLIP
1 Press PIC. FLIP to display the
PICTURE FLIP screen.
2 Press PIC. FLIP to change the
setting.

Setting the PICTURE FLIP on the
MENU screen
1 Press MENU to display the MENU
screen.
2 Press a/b to move the cursor to
PRESET, and press ENTER.
3 Press a/b to move the cursor to
PICTURE FLIP, and press
ENTER.
4 Press c/d to select the desired
picture flip setting, and press
ENTER.
5 Press MENU to return to the main
screen.
NORMAL MIRROR ROTATE
UPSIDE DOWN
A•
The PICTURE FLIP screen automatically
disappears in 3 seconds.
• [NORMAL]: normal image
[MIRROR]: mirror image
[ROTATE]: rotated image
[UPSIDE DOWN]: upside down image

if the screen is rotated then press
ctrl + alt + up arrow

your screen will be placed correctly

this is happened because sometime you might have pressed by mistake ctrl + alt + some arrow key .....

the hot key will be enabled defaultly so your screen got rotated

click again until screen is right. then open mouse config and turn off that button or change it's function.

I bet you mean it has rotated. I have seen this before. The computer I did this on, while holding down the "Ctrl" and "Alt" keys you press one of the arrow keys to rotate the screen. Depending on the arrow key, determines how much rotation you want.

This might not be the solution you want. You did not provide enough information about your display adapter. It is the display adapter software that does this. You will need to go to your display adapter software to key the correct key bindings. I am not talking about the "desktop display settings". If you have an nvidia graphics card then it will be the nvidia graphics adapter software that you installed. Not the driver, but the software that allows you to tweak your graphics adapter.

My advise, use that software to rotate your screen to the correct orientation, then disable those key bindings.