The program my intel graphics card installs has a feature to rotate the screen, I want to lay down in bed and see the screen with the correct orientation. Anyone have any idea why it doesn't work? It doesn't give me an error, it just doesn't rotate it. Anyone have any past experience with it? Do I have the wrong drivers?
Did you try pressing Ctrl+Alt+Down ? (I guess you did)
Is the Intel graphics systray thingy open?
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: [ -> ]Did you try pressing Ctrl+Alt+Down ? (I guess you did)
Is the Intel graphics systray thingy open?
j_p_24 Wrote: [ -> ]Ctrl+Alt+F12?
Tried the hotkey, yes it's open, and Ctrl+Alt+F12
does nothing opens the intel control panel.
My tablet PC has this thing called windows mobility center that pops up when I press the windows key + x
From there I can rotate my screen.
diego Wrote: [ -> ]My tablet PC has this thing called windows mobility center that pops up when I press the windows key + x
From there I can rotate my screen.
Mine just has battery, volume, battery status, wireless network, external display, sync center, and presentation settings. The display is Mobile Intel® 4 Series Express Chipset Family
Oh god I remember this. Much fun was had rotating people's screens in school. The systray was disabled meaning if you didn;t know the key combo you couldn't rotate it back.
PSPkiller Wrote: [ -> ]Oh god I remember this. Much fun was had rotating people's screens in school. The systray was disabled meaning if you didn;t know the key combo you couldn't rotate it back.
As well as high contrast. Man it's annoying.
j_p_24 Wrote: [ -> ]PSPkiller Wrote: [ -> ]Oh god I remember this. Much fun was had rotating people's screens in school. The systray was disabled meaning if you didn;t know the key combo you couldn't rotate it back.
As well as high contrast. Man it's annoying.
Not for the person who does it to the other computers :D