Method 1: Keyboard Keyboard
OS Windows family is designed to work with various screens of different orientation. The developers have learned the nuance at which the display of the display can be rolled, therefore, left tools in the system to quickly change them. The most convenient of these are the shortcuts of the keys, namely Ctrl + Alt + arrows: depending on the "bottom" direction of the screen (area with the taskbar) will be rotated in different directions, and thus you can select the correct position.Method 2: Screen System Settings
If keyboard shortcuts for some reason do not work, you should use the display control tools.
- Right-click on the empty space of the "desktop" and use the "Screen Settings" option.
- A snap-in will open where you can specify the necessary settings. Click on the drop-down "Orientation" menu and select the album option.
- The screen should return to normal position.
Method 3: Video Card Control Panel
If the methods described above do not work, it is necessary to check the parameters of the orientation change in the video card manager.
- On the empty place of the "Desktop" roll up with the right mouse button. In this context menu on laptops, there is usually a "NVIDIA control panel" or "AMD Catalyst" and "Intel Mobile Graphics Center". You need to check both, so you first select a built-in graphics management tool, if any. If there is no it in this set, then open the system tray, look for the icon, as in the screenshot Next, click on it by PCM and select "Open Appendix".
- For different versions of the built-in GPU, the control means looks different, so focus on the location of the elements. The display settings tab is marked with the corresponding icon, click on it.
- Find items with the name "Rotate" or "Orientation" ("Orientation" in the English version): This should be a drop-down menu with different options. Select the options "landscape" or "album" / "album" (in English "Landscape" or "Album", respectively). The image should return to a normal position immediately.
- Now consider the procedure for discrete video chips, let's start with NVIDIA. Run the corresponding software through the context menu on the desktop.
In the "Display" section, click "Rotate the Display", then on the right side of the window, use the option "Select Orientation" block, where to set the switch to the "Landmark" position.
- In AMD Catalyst, the sequence of actions is very similar to that for "green" video cards. First, select the appropriate option in the desktop context menu.
Open the "Common Display Tasks" item, where you click on the "Rotate Desktop" parameter. Next, in the "Select the desired turn" block, set the "Landmark" item.
As a rule, the use of a video chip control means is effective in most cases.
Method 4: Locking Orientation (Windows 10)
To date, there are a lot of "hybrid" laptops, where the screen turns both on the tablets. On such devices there is an accelerometer, which is managed in the "dozen" through the "Notification Center" - click on it for opening.
Click on the tile with the name "Rotation Block".