Screen displays upside down windows xp

Debleena S. Click "OK" to save changes and exit out of any open properties windows. Hope the information helps. Please post back and let us know. How satisfied are you with this reply?

Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. This site in other languages x. It happen also to me once. Try to see your arrow key buttons. Try to press the first button together with the right arrow key,see if the screen rotates.

Chances are you have the Intel Extreme Graphics card. Jun 5, , AM. I haven't had a chance to try this on xp but I know in if you sign in and once your at your desktop if you hold down control and alt then hit an arrow key most likely up it may rotate your screen keep trying dif arrows till your screen goes right side up.

Originally Posted by layline. Originally Posted by cajalat. I looked fairly quickly at my XP setup and didn't see any shortcuts doesn't mean there aren't any but definitely do try those. Also, if you know the make of your video card and it isn't the same as the Intel Extreme Graphics card then follow the instructions as I outlined above up to "- Click on Intel Extreme Graphics tab". You'll need to click on your card.

Then you'll basically have to navigate your way to your card's specific capabilities to turn off Rotation or adjust to your liking. This one actually drove me nuts for a while as well and I think my kids pushed the magical kid-key and turned the monitor screen upside down. So I disabled it all together. Jun 5, , PM. My kindergartener figures it out in 2 minutes. Funny how that works. I guess it was worth the extra 15 minutes of shut eye Thanks again for helping me fix it.

May 9, , PM. Originally Posted by emk8t. How did this happen?? What's up with THIS?? Glenna McVey Posts: 1, Reputation: 1. Jun 1, , AM. Hi, I am Glenna McVey and my desktop screen is upside down. I am new to this site and looking forward to the help. To correct it, hold down Ctrl and Alt and press one of the four arrow keys up, down, left or right until you have it the correct way up.

As your screen is completely upside down, h old down Ctrl and Alt and press the Up arrow key. Alternatively, you probably have a Rotation setting in the display properties of the graphics card. If all else fails, try restoring the system to an earlier date. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help.