why did my moniter screen turn up-side down?
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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
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it is a lose conetion in your moniter cable it is the same as mine u just need to fiddle with the cable
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Hold down CNTL + ALT and press the down (or up) arrow key.  This is probably the problem.\n\nIf this does not work, got to START, CONTROL PANEL, DISPLAY and check the screen resolution.  If your display is set at 800 X 600 pixels change it to a higher resolution.  Sometimes games that require this resolution get the settings messed up.\n\nThe third answer is to check your monitor settings for ROTATION.  I do not know where this is found on your system.  but it is probably behind an Advanced setting somewhere. \n\nAnd of course your last option is to do a GOOGLE search.  You can usually find good answers to most questions with a little effort - try this one:   (copy and paste this link into your browser if necessary)  http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2005-18,GGLD:en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=upside+down+screen&spell=1
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try changing your refresh rate to stop that, sounds like you have the monitor plugged into a power strip so its not saving the settings
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On the lower task bar You should have an icon for video settings,,Right Click on that and there should be Rotation controls\n\nOr,,You maybe can simply Right Click on the rotated screen,,and find a rotation control.\n\nIf all else fails,,click Start>Settings>Control Panel>Display>Settings....and there should be a Rotation Control.\n\nIn Display Settings,,You may have to click an "Advanced" tab to find it.\n\nOr,,in Control Panel,,You might find a Icon for Your Specific Graphics Card,,ie:Nvidia or ATI/Radeon,etc.\nThere is normally a Rotation Control to be found somewhere in there\n\nGood Luck
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If you're talking about a thin red line on your screen, it may be your monitor.  Check to make sure that the monitor is plugged in securely.  If you have a spare/loaner monitor, plug that one in instead and see if it does the same thing.  If it does, then it's probably a problem with your graphics card.  If it doesn't, then it's the monitor.
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Yes...On your main screen (this is kind of hard to do upside down), right click. A menu of options will come up. Select "Graphic Options", then "\nRotation" The choices wil then be normal and 180. Select "Normal"..See if that helps.
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Either someone is running one of the gag programs on the computer which flips the screen (in which case a reboot should fix it), or he has pressed one of the key combinations that inverts the screen.  Normally they only work on laptops....\n\nHave him try Crtl+UpArrow, Alt+UpArrow or Crtl+Alt+UpArrow.  Usually one of those three will fix it.
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try adjusting it manually on your monitor .....
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NO ITS THE MONITOR U NEED TO ADJUST IT PROBABLY ISNT UR COMPUTER ITSELF JUST THE SCREEN
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One of two possibilities. 1. He has a video card that has options to change the screen rotation. 2. Someon has had the monitor open and messed with the yoke. Right click on the desktop and click properties. Click the settings tab and the advanced button. Look through the tabs and see if you can find options to rotate the screen. Some ATI cards have this option....
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You mean to scroll sideways, or actually turn the page 90o?\n\nTo scroll sideways, set your screen resolution higer than normal, then use a 'PAN' facility if you have one.\n\nTo see it 90o out turn your monitor through 90o.
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Tilt the screen or try putting it somewhere else in the room.  The lighting makes a difference on the LED screens.  Hope this helps.
950958
your dvd player is upside down
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Hi,\nLet me explain in terms of the compuet monitor itself. If you look closely, u'll find that the monitor is actually a collection of a very very large no.of dots. Each dot illuminates to a certain degree of brightness and depending on how bright a group of dots put togetheris, the brighter or darker would be that section of the screen. Now coming to "Raster", what happens is that there is a beam coming from behind your screen surface that is responsible to make your screen light up. This beam is pointed first at the top left corner of ur screen, then it travels to the right.. til the time it reaches the right most dot on the first row, then it comes down to the next row of dots, again at the left most dot... and goes on. Finally when it reaches the right most dot on the last row of your screen, it travels back to the top-left and continues ahead. This whole process takes place very fast.. and due to a phenomenon called 'Persistence of vision', the image on the screen appears to move smoothly rather than in dots :)\n\nThis method of scanning is called 'Raster'...  in which no matter whether the object on the screen is to be displayed moving to the left or right, top or down, the scanning always happens in a horizontal (in this case left to right) fashion.
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check your video card... or you can use the fine tuning of your monitor located at the bottom side of your monitor...
967043
Your moniter is shutting off because of your power settings. To change this right click anywhere on your desktop background and click properties. Go to the screensaver tab and there will be a button near the bottom that says Power. Click that button and another window will come up with your power settings. There will be an option that says "Turn off moniter" near the middle of that window and it will have a scroll down option next to it. Select the Never option and click apply. Than click ok, and ok again at the screensaver tab window. After you do that your moniter will not shut off on it's own like that again.