How to adjust the pincushion and corner pin on a monitor that does not have these controls? software?
348771
I have seen ATI stuff for some controls but...\n\nthe problem is in the monitor - you need to take the back off and find the right pots on the board and adjust them - carefully.\n\nI would suggest that if you do this - take the back off, that you have enough electrical training not to kill your self - and mark the settings before changing them so you can put them back if needed...
1163766
Degauss, then. Hit it with a Hammer, LOL\n\nIt sounds like you have an old CRT. There are probably knobs or buttons on the monitor somewhere that adjust size and stuff, try turning them.
907834
If you mean the actual desktop display was rotated 90 degrees, try this: Click and hold down the Ctrl + Alt keys at the same time and then click your up arrow key.  The desktop display should return to normal.  Up arrow (while holding Ctrl + Alt) = normal display; down arrow = image upside down; right arrow = top of desktop display facing to the right; left arrow = top of desktop display facing to the left.\n\nplrr
116248
use you're advanced settings of you're vid card. the only other way i know of is on some older laptops had slide adjustments on the outside of the case or secondary key functions on the first row of keys closest to screen
514998
If you are using a rotatable lcd monitor, it probably came with software to change the orientation from landscape (like a regular crt monitor) to portrait. If you are running Windows, check your Start Menu for programs that look like they might have come from your monitor's manufacturer. Also check the SysTray (where the clock is) for icons that look like they might have something to do with a monitor.
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If you're using Nvidia as your VGA, you can turn your screen upside down. Install the driver first, the UI is there. If you notice a logo of Nvidia on your taskbar (the one where the PC clock is), rigth click on it find the Rotation Settings, and there is 4 option you can choose to turn your screen 0 (normal), 90, 180, and 270).\n\nIf you're using ATI, I don't know
324756
Right click on blank spot on your desktop and choose properties. Then choose settings tab. From there you can make the changes.
120823
This is a 18-pin microcontroller to control the moving display in 7X60 matrix of LEDs. this is programable.\n\nyou can get more in formation from here. this is manual of this prodct..\n\nhttp://www.zilog.com/docs/z8/appnotes/an_msgdisp.pdf\n\nplease check
443625
control panel ..appearance and themes ..then change the computers theme..i think thats it i had a quick look but didn't get right into it
894762
Press alt+F4.\n\nOr just activate screensaver or set powersaver option to something very short time so that monitor goes to powersave.
654138
u should b able to reset to defaults look for it in the monitor controls
1060276
It sounds like the settings on the monitor itself. Usually there are some buttons on the monitor that will activate a menu so that you can adjust the viewing area. The options usually include making the viewing area wide/narrow, tall/short, moving it around, and another one that I can't think of the name.. This last one changes how "square" it looks.\n\nMess around with those options, you cannot do any real damage, and it is easy to undo.
850863
Your question is hard to understand.\nPerhaps this might help?\nhttp://www.cnet.com.au/desktops/monitors/0,239029422,240053704,00.htm
474137
Go to 'Control Panel' > 'Display' > 'Settings' > 'Advanced' > 'Graphics' (not sure how its called on your computer, but on my computer the tab is called 'Intel(R) Extreme Graphics') > 'Graphic Properties' > Rotation , and you should be able to set the monitor rotation over there
731948
ALT+CNTRL+USE THE ARROW BUTTONS TO WHICH DIRECTION U WANT THE WINDOWS TO FACE. ALL WINDOWS XP HAVE THIS FEATURE. I WOULD PRANK MY FRIENDS AND PRESS ALT CNTRL UP TO MAKE ALL THEIR STUFF UPSIDE DOWN
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right click on your dektop, goto properties>settings..find "screen area" and move the slider, 800x600 is standard..(1024x768 is a bit smaller)then hit apply>ok\n\nyour computer may restart, Windows saves settings when it restarts so you may want to restart before doing anything else.\nthis MAY work for you, it did for me
193956
disconect the monitor cable from the video card and look at the pins....make sure one didn't get bent. it's way easy to bend one and it will usually throw off the color or brighrness. if thats ok, try adjusting the brightness and contrast on the monitor.