How 2 get back display from changed position  which is at right angle to usual in Win XP axidently changed?
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The easiest way is to do a system restore.  \n\nClick on Start\nThen Programs\nThen Accessories\nThen System tools\nThen System Restore\n\nAnd you will be asked to enter a date.  It will reset your computer to the way it was before the date you enter.  So if you accidently changed your settings yesterday, then enter a date before yesterday and it will put your system to how it was then.  \n\nBut note that any other changes and documents you have on your system will also change.  So if you have things you saved during this time period, save them on a disk first before you do a system restore.
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Ahh yes!  I have seen this before!  It's crazy!\n\nIt's different for each video card but try this.\n\nRight click on your desktop and in that menu that pop up check to see if there is a rotate option there.\n\nIf there isn't, right-click on your desktop and choose Graphic Options --> Graphic Properties.  You should find a roation option there.\n\nOtherwise I guess you will just have to turn your monitor onto its side! :)
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Check your display settings (accessed under control panel)
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This feature sounds like it was some sort of virtual desktop that was provided by your graphics card drivers on your old card. It is not a standard windows function and it seems your new card doesn't offer this feature. You could try downloading and installing this...\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Enable-Virtual-Desktop/3003-2346_4-10418016.html
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on your monitor will be buttons that will change the contrast/brightness/width/height of your display
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You can scroll through the content of the screen with ^A ^[.\nYou can change the title of the Xterm with one of the command\nline arguments, so you can let your user know in the window\ntitle that they can take a look at the history like that.
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Try to adjust the mouse settings.\n\nFor Windows XP\n\nGo into your Control Panel by first clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on the Control Panel icon located in the right column of the Start Menu.\n\nIf your Start Menu is set to the Classic View, then begin by clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on Settings, then click on the Control Panel icon to open up the Control Panel.\n\nNow, Double click on the Mouse icon to open up the Mouse Properties window.\n\nThen click on the Pointer Options Tab located at the top of the screen.\n\nDrag the Slider bar left to make the pointer move slower or right to make it move faster.\n\nPlace a check mark in the box next to Enhance pointer precision.\n\nThis will give you better control of the pointer when moving short distances.\n\nIf you want to enable pointer trails, place a check mark next to Display pointer trails.\n\nYou can also Automatically move pointer to the default button in a dialog box as well.\n\nAnd Hide pointer while typing and Show location of pointer if the CTRL key is pressed.\n\nEnable these options according to your personal preference.\n\nIf you want to swap the buttons, click on the Buttons Tab at the top of the screen.\n\nThen place a check mark next to Switch primary and secondary buttons.\n\nYou can also adjust the Double click speed and Turn on the Clicklock dragging option.\n\nThen click the OK button to save your settings and exit the Mouse Properties window.\n\nThen close the Control Panel to return back to your Windows session
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Reads the same upside down as right side up
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In the front of your monitor there is some buttons. Use these to set your screen back to normal. Play with each one until you find something that works.
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Here's a solution for you\nhttp://mycvs.org/archives/2004/11/16/applications-stealing-focus-on-windows-xp/\n\n///
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You neet to type Alt + Print Screen, at the same time. This will capture the active window.\n\nThis trick is very old is from Windows 3.1...
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Driver issue, there is not a correct driver for this and WinXP is forced to use default drivers which do not have the correct resolution. The solution is to use PowerStrip to force the monitor to recognize a correct resolution.\nSee the link below.
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You cant matey.\n\nYour best is not to use a bent version of window, or use Linux instead.
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◙ How to fix a sideways screen.\n\n► http://blogs.chron.com/helpline/archives/2005/09/my_screen_is_si.html\n\n◙ How to fix an upside down screen.\n\n◙ http://www.computing.net/windows2000/wwwboard/forum/62429.html\n\n◙ You could have gotten these yourself a lot faster if you had just typed the questions into Google like I did.
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1. Turn monitor upside down\n\nOr\n\n2. http://ffdshow.sourceforge.net/tikiwiki/tiki-view_articles.php\n\nAnd download the program and install it.
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Left click and hold on the toolbar (preferably where the program buttns come, make sure not to click on a program) and drag it to where it needs to be (top, bottom left, right) \n\nShould work easy!
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re-install, restart, check all display settings..