2013-12-23
Funny Tips: How to Turn Your Computer Screen Upside Down
--- Rotating the Screen in Windows Vista and 7 ---
1
Ensure screen rotation is enabled. If screen rotation is not enabled, you can enable this feature with a few quick clicks. Begin by clicking "Start".
2
Click on "Control Panel" → "Appearance and Personalization" → "Display".
3
Click on "Display Settings" → "Advanced Settings".
4
Choose the "Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel tab". Proceed to "Graphic Properties."
5
Select "Rotation" and make sure "Enable Rotation" is checked.
6
Select "180 degrees" and press "Apply" to test your changes. Note that this might also appear as "Flipped Landscape".
7
Confirm or cancel your new settings. Press "OK" to accept. You may now use a keyboard shortcut to quickly flip your screen display.
8
Press "Ctrl+Alt+Down" at the same time. The direction of the arrow determines the screen orientation. For example, if you'd like the top of the screen to be at 90° right, press the right arrow key.
9
Press "Ctrl+Alt+Up" to return the screen to its normal position.
1
Ensure screen rotation is enabled. If screen rotation is not enabled, you can enable this feature with a few quick clicks. Begin by clicking "Start".
2
Click on "Control Panel" → "Appearance and Personalization" → "Display".
3
Click on "Display Settings" → "Advanced Settings".
4
Choose the "Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel tab". Proceed to "Graphic Properties."
5
Select "Rotation" and make sure "Enable Rotation" is checked.
6
Select "180 degrees" and press "Apply" to test your changes. Note that this might also appear as "Flipped Landscape".
7
Confirm or cancel your new settings. Press "OK" to accept. You may now use a keyboard shortcut to quickly flip your screen display.
8
Press "Ctrl+Alt+Down" at the same time. The direction of the arrow determines the screen orientation. For example, if you'd like the top of the screen to be at 90° right, press the right arrow key.
9
Press "Ctrl+Alt+Up" to return the screen to its normal position.
