Showing Display downward (Reverse order)

Asked By ikramcri 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/26/2011

My Computer with Windows XP is showing screen downward (Reverse order).

I have used CTRL + arrow keys to change, and I have also changed my LCD.

But problem is still persist.

 Is it a Hardware problem or Windows problem.

I have no original CD for Windows to reinstall it.

Please help me to resolve the above said issue.

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Answered By Erwin19 0 points N/A #118225

Showing Display downward (Reverse order)

There are two or more ways to solve this problem. First try the keyboard shortcut which may be different from what you have done since XP is different from other Windows versions: Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Up.

The next option is to look for the Graphic Card icon in the notification area.

Try to right-click on the icon to open the Rotation Settings of the Screen.

The last option is to go to the Display Settings by pressing the right click on an empty space in the desktop.

Click the Settings button and choose the Advanced tab. You may now choose the rotation setting of your screen.

Remember to save the changes before exiting the Display Settings.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #118224

Showing Display downward (Reverse order)

Maybe your screen is only rotated 180 degrees that is why you are looking at it upside down.

Even if you changed your display to LCD it will still not change. In Intel 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV video cards, the shortcut for rotating the screen to 180 degrees is CTRL + ALT + Down.

This is the upside down view. To return it back to normal, the shortcut would be CTRL + ALT + Up.

Since you didn’t mention what your video card is, let’s go to Control Panel.

1. Click Start.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Click Appearance and Themes.
4. Click Display.
5. Click Settings tab.
6. Click Advanced button.
7. Click your video card’s graphics tab and then click Properties.
8. Click Hot Keys tab or the Rotation tab. Try to figure out its current setting since it is displayed upside down.
9. Choose Normal from the option and then click Apply. See if the display returns back to normal.

If, in case, the display didn’t go back to normal format your hard drive and install Windows again.

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