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• my computer screen has spilled on the side how to fix

  How to fix my computer screen when its upside down on the side

  How to fix my computer screen when its upside down on the side

  With control panel display screen resolution Orientation.

  If your computer is a Tablet you only to rotate or find that there a button or function key that she will turn 90 degrees at a time.

  BTW this issue may have been better asked in a forum for your operating system on its user interface.

  HTH

  Robert Aldwinckle
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• my screen has fipped on the side... Caddy

  my screen has spilled on the side!    help please

  Hello

  Right-click on an empty area of the desktop - graphics Options - Rotation

  CTRL + ALT + arrow key it also runs.

  CTRL + Alt + (up arrow), Ctrl + Alt + arrow (pointing down), Ctrl + Alt + arrow (left) and also Ctrl + Alt + arrow (right)

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" expert="" -="" consumer="" :="" bicycle=""><- mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• my screen is spilled on the side. How can I get that back?

  my screen is spilled on the side.  How can I get it back to normal?

  Hello BarbaraMallory,

  Try pressing Ctrl + Alt + TOP Arrow Keys (or one of the other Arrow Keys).

  If this does not work, right-click on the empty desk > graphics > Rotation.

• Windows Vista screen has rotated on the side... How can I turn this back?

  Several programs, including a Java Update, met yesterday and I used the program Mgr to complete tasks.  In this process, my screen suddenly turned sideways!  I was unable to understand why he did this or how to rotate back!  Can anyone help?

  Hello

  Try to press Ctrl + Alt + up ARROW, or try Ctrl + Alt + and a different key to the arrow.

  If this does not work: right-click on empty office rotation - graphics options.

• My screen has moved to the right. Unable to scroll to the top and bottom of the margin on the right side bar. What should I do?

  My screen has moved to the right. The scroll bar on the right side is more visible to use. What should I do?

  Hi roseann.loasby,

  As the display is shifted to the right the problem is more to do with your monitor than Windows. A monitor, it of like a TV and invokes hold vertical and horizontal button options to keep the image in place.

  There should be options on your monitor to make changes to the positioning vertical/hortizonal (in your horizontal case). Most monitors have an 'auto' option that automatically adjusts the diaply photo, so it is well positioned. It's nothing serious, however, you will need to check your user guide for the monitor to see what options you have to use the re - adjust the horizontal positioning. If there is a "menu" button on the front of your monitor try to press to view a display on your monitor. You can then either use the option 'auto' or else click the left/right arrows (usually on each side of the on-screen menu button) to adjust the menu and then the position.

  If you are not confident to do this, you ask someone with more knowledge to do it for you. By pressing the wrong button, you can make the screen more out of alignment, so be careful, as otherwise it will be a matter of trial and error until you have reset the monitor correctly.

  It is a fairly simple job to do, but because every monitor is different, it is difficult to write clear instructions because I could tell you to press a button and this button may not be here, then take a look at your user guide for the monitor first to familiarize yourself with the buttons are available.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com

• How can I get casscade toolbar at the top of the screen and not on the side

  taskbar

  How can I get casscade toolbar at the top of the screen and not on the side

  How can I get casscade toolbar at the top of the screen and not on the side

  If you mean that you want the taskbar to be placed at the top of the screen...

  Right-click on the taskbar, don't check that no check mark to 'lock the taskbar '.

  Method 1:

  Left-click in the taskbar and HOLD > drag the taskbar to the top of the screen.

  Method 2:

  Right click on the task bar > click Properties > tab taskbar at the top > in place of the taskbar on the screen, click on the pointer, and then select top > click OK when finished.

• my screen has moved to the left and I'm missing about a quarter of the screen, it is now just a black space how can I put new to normal

  my screen has moved to the left you and I can't put it back now has a black space on a fourth of the screen

  If a desktop computer, see if there are settings of an Auto-reset button on the monitor.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• my computer screen is coming on the side

  my computer screen is always on the side tonileigh

  Go to control panel-> display control-> adjust resolution and select landscape from the drop-down list box. All the answers and suggestions are provided by an enthusiastic amateur and are therefore no explicit or implicit guarantee. Basically, you use my suggestions at your own risk.

• My computer entire desktop, windows, and everything suddenly spilled on the side. How can I activate this back please?

  Don't know what I did, but everything on my screen suddenly tilted on the side? How can I activate this back so that I'm not tense to read 90 degrees?

  CTRL-Alt-top. Or look in Control Panel for the control panel Nvidia or ATI Catalyst Control Panel that will be the parameters of rotation. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• my screen has moved to the left, about 1/4 "black on the right side.

  My monitor has moved to the left, leaving approximately 1/4 "black on the right side.  There is a setting on the screen itself which will reset always, but now that doesn't work.

  What is the age of your screen?

• Windows XP, when start-up when he arrives at the logon screen is displayed on the side, how do I turn it back to normal

  My husband has Windows XP, it should have relied on a button and this screen once it arrives at the opening of session turns on the side, how do I get that back to normal please?

  Hold down the Alt and Ctrl key and try the up/down/left/right arrows to change the rotation of the screen. Sometimes this has no effect, but I hope that you will be lucky. Let us know that if it does not, in which case we might need the details of your graphics card/chip.

  Tricky

• Everything on my computer screen is oriented on the side.

  My child got a hold of my laptop for about 1 minute before I caught and closed the screen.  When I opened it upward later, everything on my screen has rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise.  I can't get it back to normal orientation.  How can I fix it?

  Hello

  Right-click on an empty area of the desktop - graphics Options - Rotation

  CTRL + ALT + arrow key it also runs.

  CTRL + Alt + (up arrow), Ctrl + Alt + arrow (pointing down), Ctrl + Alt + arrow (left) and also Ctrl + Alt + arrow (right)

  I hope this helps.

• my screen id displayed on the side. How can I solve this problem?

  screen displays on the side, how can I fix?

  Hello

  Try this:

  Press Ctrl + Alt and arrow key TOP.

  If that does not fix it, Ctrl + Alt and try each of the other arrows until the problem is fixed.

  You may be able to use this method if necessary:

  You can right click on an empty part of the desktop > select Graphics Options > then Rotation.

  See you soon.

• my display screen is seen on the side. How to view portrait

  Screen has turned 90 degrees from the original portrait view.

  Press Ctrl & Alt keys and use the arrows to rotate back.
   
  According to the graphics card on your computer, these can be alternatives.
   
  Right click on the desktop | Graphics options | Rotation.
   
  Right click on the desktop | Screen resolution | Orientation.