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  > The top of the mu screen is upside down.  How di me he turned around in the right position?
   
   
   
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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows-Vista/unlock-and-move-the-taskbar

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• The screen is rotated 90 degrees to the right

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• HP dv6 backlight on screen doesn't turn on after the "standby mode", although external hdmi does not follow the work

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• Impossible to load Windows Vista, screen stuck at the loading screen (green cursor will move to the right)

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• Can someone tell me why a site in particular is HUGE on my screen? All other sites are the right size. I can't work on how to make it back to normal size... Any suggestion would be appreciated...

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• How to view Web pages full screen (without large empty borders on the right and left sides)?

  Using Internet Explorer 8

  Yesterday, websites Web fits correctly at 100% zoom level. Today, they are fill only 1/3 of the page on the same level of zoom.

  The text is also smaller.

  Is it set to fix this?

  Using Internet Explorer 8

  Yesterday, websites Web fits correctly at 100% zoom level. Today, they are fill only 1/3 of the page on the same level of zoom.

  The text is also smaller.

  Is it set to fix this?

  Suggestions:

  1 reset your resolution.
  Right-click on an open office space > personalize > display settings > pursuant to resolution, use the slider to adjust > OK

  2. right click on new desktop > Personalize > adjust font size (DPI) > default scale (96 DPI) > OK
  Note: You can experiment on a large scale (120 DPI), or click Custom DPI... and making adjustments here.
  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Accelerometer turns off when the screen is off

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