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• How to rotate your screen 90 degrees computer, my computer crashed and the screen turns off 90 degrees

  my computer screen is rotated 90 degrees, how do I turn right?  Help

  CTRL + PERIOD (.) Rotate the image to the right

  CTRL + COMMA (,) rotate the image counterclockwise

  The ability to rotate the screen image is a feature of your video card, to help work with instructors who rotate the portrait orientation. Almost certainly you accidentally pressed Ctrl-Alt and an arrow.

  Rotate using these keys.

  UTC/GMT is 16:38 on Monday, January 9, 2012

• somehow my screen turned completely sideways, how to rotate the screen back to normal?

  somehow my screen turned completely sideways, how to rotate the screen back to normal?

  Use the Ctrl key or the Alt key with the arrow keys to rotate your screen to its normal position. You can also right-click an empty space on your desktop and in the context menu that appears look for the rotation of the screen, orientation, landscape, or something similar.

  Kind regards

• accidentally rested my elbow on the ancaused page of windows keyboard to rotate a quarter turn on the screen of the monitor/how turn this back?

  accidentally my arm has rested on the keyboard and caused the windows page rotate a quarter turn to the left on the screen, now I have to tilt my head to read. How do I turn it back?

  Press CTRL + ALT + left arrow or CTRL + ALT + right arrow. Boulder computer Maven
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• my text on the LCD display is turn on the side, I need to return the screen

  need to return my screen is sideways

  need to return my screen is sideways

  If the entire screen turned sideway, there are 2 ways to fix...

  1. press the keys Alt Ctrl + set > up/down, left/right arrow keys to "flip" your screen back to normal.
  2. right click on a free space of the office > graphics > Rotation > choose the appropriate degree.
  NOTE: I would like to use #1. I find the #2 method that is difficult to use because I can't control my cursor on the Rotation mode.

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• P2412H - displayed briefly and then the screen turns white.

  Hello

  I got a pair of monitors of P2412H little more 3 years, bought from a dealer - I don't have tags and monitors say manufactured in September 2011 (so I think that, apart from any warranty).

  This morning one of them has failed - it displays briefly, then the screen turns white.

  Manual test:

  1 unplugged every wire and power button which is held for 15 seconds.

  2 reconnect the power cord.

  -Switch will blue

  -L' initial Dell boot screen is displayed on the screen for less than a second.

  -L the screen turns white.

  -Stays blue power button

  3. press one of the control buttons

  -Nothing happens

  4. disconnect the monitor

  5. connect the monitor to on PC with Windows connected using DVI.

  6. connect the power cord

  -Switch will blue

  -L' initial Dell boot screen is displayed on the screen for less than a second.

  -L the screen turns white.

  -Stays blue power button

  I also tried to reset the monitor according to the instructions of the manual by pressing keys 1 and 4, but as the monitor does not appear, I couldn't see anything.

  The monitor did briefly revived properly after one of my attempts back manually, but the after turning on and the new to check if the problem itself had set the monitor returned to the not displaying no not again.

  Can anyone help or point me in the right direction on how to fix it?

  Thank you

  * UPDATE *.

  Disassembled the monitor I've used this as a guide to youtube to open the monitor the safely:

  cs_setInnerHtml ('video_aebd897a-01ed-42eb-a8c5-b3b6ecee6556', ");

  Inspect the circuits printed for all the obvious problems such as cracked soldering or fried capacitors.

  Could not see the obvious problems... you realign a couple of back vertical capacitors where some of them were in sharp corners appeared to be very close together as a result.

  Back together carefully.

  Backwards and now it works very well for 48 hours.

• Toshiba AT10LE-A - screen turn without reason

  I got the AT10LE-a, noticed recently the screen will run without reason, then he'll just stay in that position any position of the screen is.

  The only way to reset, is in the power off and then back, but the same thing will happen for some time.
  I haven't done a hard reset.

  Hello

  What about auto-rotation option screen?
  Apps-> settings-> display-> screen auto-rotation of images

  Check the box to activate your screen to screen in applications, Web pages and games that support automatic rotation auto-rotation. This allows on-screen automatically switch the orientation of the screen currently displayed as you turn the side shelf or vertical.

• How to rotate my screen view 90 degrees?

  original title: How do I rotate my screen view 90 degrees?  I accidentally it swivels and must stand in sharp to display correctly.

  How to rotate my screen view 90 degrees?  I accidentally turned it (I think that I pressed Shift + Ctrl + Enter or something like that) and must stand in sharp to display correctly. I see not all the instructions to run the screenshots in sections "Help".   I have to put my laptop on the desktop normally type, then place on the edge to display correctly.  Please help me.

  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.

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• U2715H - Windows automatically resized when the screen turns off then turn it back on

  • Windows 8.1 Pro
  • 1 single monitor connected to the PC
  • native resolution 2650 x 1440 at 60 Hz the value
  • through CDM of the monitor to the RFP the ti EVGA 750 SC (cable Dell)
  • all drivers updated on 28/12/15

  I just bought this monitor and I noticed this strange behavior. Whenever I have turn off the monitor (or it will turn off by itself), if I didn't have a maximized window, all windows (regardless of size) gets automatically resized to fit in the left upper quadrant when the screen turns back on again.  If I had something full screen, this behavior does not occur.

  I find this very annoying. This behavior happened with my previous monitor, which was only 1080 x 1200.

  I was unable to find any setting for the U2715H disable this "feature". This isn't because EasyArrange from Dell. I do not use this feature. And this always happens with Display Manager not installed.

  Is it just a 'feature' of Dell U2715H? Is responsible for Windows? Help, please.

  TIA

  There was no pilot or changes to the hardware of my first post.  BTW, my monitor is a Rev A02.

  A few days after my previous message, another question emerged.  Monitor flash intermittently ON / OFF every few seconds.  I unplugged/replugged the cable CDM - DP and that seems to fix things... until the next day.  This time, I nothing could fix the random rotation power SWITCH of the monitor.  Desperate, I decided to plug an old HDMI cable, I had to hang out.  Flashing problem has been resolved.  Not only this, using HDMI solved my original problem of auto resizing windows.

  The solution to my original problem: use an HDMI cable.  I went to the Dell CDM - DP cable and the problem has been resolved; no more windows resize automatically when the monitor turns off in sleep/towers.  I always get the native resolution at 60 Hz and there is no noticeable disadvantages to the use of the HDMI versus DP interface.  I've been using the HDMI cable for about a week and there is no other issue.

  Just for additional verification, I bought an Accell UltraAV DP - DP 1.2 cable (B142C-007 b-2), one of the few officially approved by VESA (see link below).  Using this cable does NOT my automatic window resizing problem original.  I do not use it long enough to see if they would prevent the random flashing question.

  I still don't know the exact cause of my original question.  I guess it's a driver problem with DisplayPort standard.  But if you do not need DP 1.2 functionality, I suggest that you just use your GPU HDMI output (if she has a).

  www.DisplayPort.org/.../How-to-Choose-a-DisplayPort-Cable-and-not-get-a-Bad-One

• display screen is portriat instead of landscape.

  My cat is mounted on my keyboard and managed to change the display in portrait rather than landscape mode or in widescreen mode.  Does anyone know how to change it back? >

  On Saturday, October 4, 2014 13:30:59 + 0000, toddgoodhart wrote:

  My cat is mounted on my keyboard and managed to change the display in portrait rather than landscape mode or in widescreen mode.  Anyone know how to change it back?

  The ability to rotate the screen image is a characteristic of your video
  card, to help work with instructors who turn to the portrait
  orientation. Almost certainly the cat accidentally pressed Ctrl-Alt,
  and an arrow.

  Rotate using these keys.

• Display often turns in Windows 8.

  Original title: Problem with display

  My screen turn frequently. I can do all right by clicking ctrl + alt + arrow upward. But it survives for a while and once again rotates laterally or reversed when you click on something. u can take care to recover from this problem.

  Hello

  To help you with the problem, please answer the following questions:

  > What is the make and model of the computer?

  > Have you made recent changes to your computer?

  Try the next steps and we update with the status of the issue.

  Method 1: Check the settings of automatic rotation.

  1. drag the right edge of the screen, and then tap settings.

  (If you use a mouse, point to the upper right of the screen, move the pointer of the mouse down and then click settings.)

  2. press on or click on screenand then press or click the icon in the screen above the brightness to Auto-rotate lockingslider. The icon of the screen includes a padlock when the autorotation is locked.

  If method above does not help, try the next method.

  Method 2: Disable "allow the screen to auto-rotation option" in. ' " the display settings

  1 minimize the splash screen (press Windows + D key), go to the desktop, right-click on the empty space and select screen resolution.

  2 uncheck allow the screen to auto-rotation and click/click on OK.

  Hope that the information provided is useful. If the problem persists, answer here and we will be happy to help you.

• Equium A200 - screen turns off

  Hi, I'm having a problem with my Toshiba laptop, the screen turns off randomly and the computer still seems to work, but when I use a VGA cable to connect to a TV it does not display anything.

  Here are pictures of when it fires
  http://Tinypic.com/r/vr9d7d/7 yellow on the disc tray is turned on
  http://Tinypic.com/r/2d9poya/7 that the front turned on lights and computer sounds like its operation.

  This led me to believe it's a hardware problem, but when I turn on the computer in Mode safe it never turns off. I also got the fixed ups this year because the screen was losing power.

  Can anyone help I can't really afford a new laptop at the moment

  Hi David,

  It's a little confusing, it doesn't always happen when you shut down the computer, or just sometimes?
  What do you do to get rid of this? Always remove the battery and the AC adapter or what exactly?

  I think that it s a hardware malfunction, usually has nothing to do with the software. What you can try is a BIOS update from the official website of Toshiba.

• TE2000 - screen turns on and off quickly

  Hi all

  My TE2000 was wrong flashing. The screen turns on and off quickly, sometimes every second quarter or so, it seems, so bad that I can hardly read the display. It's like someone is pressing the lid-switch very quickly.

  It happens sporadically. Sometimes it won't happen for a few minutes. Other times it flashes just once or twice, and still other times, it becomes unbearable and continues for minutes at a time.

  Someone has an idea of what could be the cause? I looked into the screens of replacement on e - bay and cannot find a lot...

  Hello

  Have you tried to check if this problem also appears on external monitor?
  Not? Try to do that! If it doesn't appear that on the screen TFT internal display then it s not a graphics chip malfunction but display or a failure of inverter FL.

  Looking for a second hand TFT screen?
  It seems that the laptop TE2000 supports a 14.1 "1024 x 768 TFT color screen
  Therefore, you can use each view of each laptop that supports the 14.1 screen size

  Good luck

• Screen turned 90 degrees - is this a virus?

  Hello, all of a sudden my screen turned 90 degrees needles. It's very confusing, I don't know if it's a virus. I was using a Director from macromedia at the time wherever he has changed. I can also do a system restore, (I've never tried it before but it doesn't let me do). Help! What can I do?

  Post edited by: the_esoterrorist

  Hello

  I put t think that it s a virus.
  Simply an extra feature graphics card that allows the rotation of the screen.
  I put t know what cell phone you have and what the graphics card has been installed on your computer, but there must be a combination of keys that allows this function.

  I think that you have accidentally enabled this option.
  On laptops with an NVIDIA graphics card, you should be able to use this combination:
  CTRL + SHIFT + R

  try it

• Satellite A200 - screen turns off without reason

  I have a Satellite A200-E530D on Windows Vista Home Premium. For a month, I had something strange happening on my computer, shortly after the start, the screen turns off. without good reason! the only option I have is hard to system boot and everythings... Although a few times after the restart he still went.

  I tried to upgrade to the last poster of drivers (I have an Nvidia Geforce Graphics card 7300 Go with 128 MB of VRAM)

  Another weird thing, Vista SP1 does not install on my machine. tried to uninstall my Anti virus, but that did not help either one.

  Can anyone shed light on my dark screen?

  Hello!

  You have the same problem on an external monitor?
  I m not sure if it s a display problem, mother or software card

  Do you have what display driver installed? You have downloaded the driver from the Web from Toshiba site?
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-online decision-making supported Downloads & => Download drivers

  Good bye