Hi Meesh; Below are several notes that I have saved concerning this topic. You can read through them & see if any of them help.
Where can I find the control to correct screen rotation? > Mine is 90 degrees out of kilter. Ann Hi Ann, Follow these steps: 1. With only the desktop in focus and nothing highlighted / selected, press the application key or simply right click. 2. Arrow down to the "graphics option" sub menue or press g 3 times. 3. Right arrow to open the sub menue and again arrow down to land on the "rotation" sub menue. 4. Hit enter on the "normal" option. Roopakshi from India From: "David" < [email protected]> Hello there; I believe you need to press, alt+ctrl+the arrow key, you will probably need some sight, to tell you if your screen has been rotated back to correct position. Disabling Screen Orientation Hotkeys 1. go to system tray, enter on, "Intel graphic". 2. Arrow until you hear, graphic options sub-menu, right arrow to open. 3. Up-arrow until you hear, "hotkes Sub-menu", right arrow to open. 4. Down-arrow until you hear disable, press enter. Note, make sure you have rotated your screen back to original position before you disable the hotkeys. David From: "Amy Ruell" < [email protected]> Hello, Press control plus alt plus any arrow key and your screen will rotate. You will need sighted assistance to know when you have it in the correct position, but this should work Amy Screen rotation keystrokes The keystrokes below, rotate windows XP screen to relative positions. Usually by computer users, accidentally activating those keystrokes and geting themselves into troubles. Screen rotation must affect video settings, so jaws behaves abnormally until you restart your computer. Please let me know, whether you read this message or not. Keystrokes: alt + control + insert + right arrow. alt + control + insert + left arrow, alt + control + insert + up arrow. alt + control + insert + down arrow. ----- Original Message ----- From: "G.Braille" < [email protected]> > Greeting, > My screen is showing the icons and all items on the desktop are upside > down. > How do I rotate or turn it to it's normal position? > Thanks in advance. > From: David Hello there; first, you need to use, alt+ctrl+up-arrow, to put your screen into the right position, now, you can do the following to shut off the, orientation hotkeys. Disabling Screen Orientation Hotkeys 1. go to system tray, enter on, "Intel graphic". 2. Arrow until you hear, graphic options sub-menu, right arrow to open. 3. Up-arrow until you hear, "hotkes Sub-menu", right arrow to open. 4. Down-arrow until you hear disable, press enter. Note, make sure you have rotated your screen back to original position before you disable the hotkeys. Hope 1 of these helped. Take care. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Meesh&Hosk To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2011 2:51 PM Subject: [Blind-Computing] Rotating question Hi, I am hoping someone knows how I can rotate my screen back to portrait . It is now going from bottom to top,somehow it got rotated to the left. Meesh God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the weaponry to make a difference." For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
