Re: screen upsidedown!
From: Vanguardx (see_signature)
Date: 09/02/04
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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004 12:26:14 -0500
"Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in news:B63C8489-0C09-40EF-B01A-16A1871987AD@microsoft.com:
> Yesterday the system went down and I had to ctrl+alt+del to restart.
> That didn´t work either so I just stopped with the onoff-button. And
> when I restarted, everyting on the screen was upside down. My
> computer wizard friend just laughed when I told him about it. But it
> is not funny. What is so freaky is that everything is working, if you
> just move the mouse the other way. And no, the solution is not to put
> the screen upsidedown.
> Anybody got any idea?
> Mike
Your video card's software must be providing a rotation feature. You
never mentioned what video card and driver/software you are using.
Could be there is a tray icon for the video card to rotate is painting
of the screen. Could be you have to go into the Display applet to get
into Settings tab to see if your video software added an option for
rotating the screen. Could be the video software defined a hotkey to
rotate the screen (and you hit it accidentally) and can use it to rotate
the screen again.
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