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monitor picture upside down Monitor & Video Cards ,my monitor picture upside down, can you tell me why is these happening , I accidentally Press somekey on my keyboard and my desktop is displayed upside down. please tell me how to solve these problem , I have a win XP pro sp2, video card set on the motherboard is a SIS 651 ,I also had the same problem with Nvidia Graphics card , A combination key (Alt, space and third one dont know ) used to turn the screen 90 °, but this can be solve in another way , for this , you have to Go into your settings for your Graphics card , -> In windpw s98PE/SE, 2000, NT and XP:
Right click on desktop -> Display -> Settings -> advanced. there you can look around for some option
On my shuttle, there is a combination of button to turn the screen 90 degrees to the left or right. Something Like CTRL + ALT + Up Arrow or CTRL + SHIFT + arrow or ALT + SHIFT + Arrow , to rotate to different angle , also there are Viewing options in your display drivers. In the ATI control panel, there is a tab rotation to rotate the desktop 90 degrees to the right or left or 180 °
If your screen is inverted (rotation angle 90 ° or 180 °), then this is because
monitor picture upside down
my monitor picture upside down, can you tell me why is these happening , I accidentally Press somekey on my keyboard and my desktop is displayed upside down. please tell me how to solve these problem , I have a win XP pro sp2, video card set on the motherboard is a SIS 651
I also had the same problem with Nvidia Graphics card , A combination key (Alt, space and third one dont know ) used to turn the screen 90 °, but this can be solve in another way , for this , you have to Go into your settings for your Graphics card , -> In windpw s98PE/SE, 2000, NT and XP:
Right click on desktop -> Display -> Settings -> advanced. there you can look around for some option
On my shuttle, there is a combination of button to turn the screen 90 degrees to the left or right. Something Like CTRL + ALT + Up Arrow or CTRL + SHIFT + arrow or ALT + SHIFT + Arrow , to rotate to different angle , also there are Viewing options in your display drivers. In the ATI control panel, there is a tab rotation to rotate the desktop 90 degrees to the right or left or 180 °
If your screen is inverted (rotation angle 90 ° or 180 °), then this is because:
* or properties of your graphics card
* either to poor handling on the keyboard
* Check the properties of the graphics card
* Click the right mouse button on the desktop, choose Properties, Settings tab
* Click the 'Advanced'
* Select the tab for your graphics card (eg GeForce)
* Find an item named rotate, rotate or pivot
* Set the rotation of 0 ° (landscape or landscape) or normal
:
* or properties of your graphics card
* either to poor handling on the keyboard
* Check the properties of the graphics card
* Click the right mouse button on the desktop, choose Properties, Settings tab
* Click the 'Advanced'
* Select the tab for your graphics card (eg GeForce)
* Find an item named rotate, rotate or pivot
* Set the rotation of 0 ° (landscape or landscape) or normal
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My computer stays on the memory count screen and won't continue.?
I have my recent power supply repaired due to overheating.
I have reconnected all the wirings and when the computer starts, it only stays on the memory count screen, the screen that shows the processor and motherboard specs.
I have tried pressing ctrl-alt-del on that screen but it doesn't restart.
It only shows "Athlon X2 5200+... AMD Northbridge ... etc. etc. 2064Mb RAM... etc etc." and it just stays on that screen"
Is my motherboard busted or something? I have a 600W powersupply and the computer's working fine for the past 6 months.
I have also tried pressing DEL to enter the BIOS setup but it won't continue. It only says "Entering SETUP..." and then it hangs.
I hope someone can help me if I can fix this or at least buy the part which is damaged. I can't just go on buying a new PSU or a new mobo if I'm not sure if it is the problem
Start with the easy things - after each step, turn on the PC and see how far you get:
1. Re-seat each card in the PC and each memory stick.
2. If possible, remove any cards (like a modem, sound card, etc.).
3. Disconnect your DVD/CD drive.
It could be your motherboard but it might also be one of the above items.
Mike Honeycutt
Sticky Keys Music
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