Usually display rotation is controlled by your PC's video adapter, not the monitor. You may have accidentally hit the shortcut keys for rotating the display.
Try pressing CTRL-ALT at the same time, then use the arrow keys and see if that rotates the screen.
If that doesn't work: Right click an blank area on the Desktop, select Properties, Settings tab, Advanced button. Somewhere in one of those tabs should be settings for screen rotation (or perhaps something like Portrait and Landscape). The exact details depend on the video adapter you have (Nvidia, ATI, Intel, etc.) but it should be in there somewhere.
Alexandra_P
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October 9th, 2009 10:00
Usually display rotation is controlled by your PC's video adapter, not the monitor. You may have accidentally hit the shortcut keys for rotating the display.
Try pressing CTRL-ALT at the same time, then use the arrow keys and see if that rotates the screen.
If that doesn't work: Right click an blank area on the Desktop, select Properties, Settings tab, Advanced button. Somewhere in one of those tabs should be settings for screen rotation (or perhaps something like Portrait and Landscape). The exact details depend on the video adapter you have (Nvidia, ATI, Intel, etc.) but it should be in there somewhere.
DELL-Chris M
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October 9th, 2009 10:00
What video card?