If you are using Windows 7, put focus on the desktop, use the
application key, select graphics option submenu, then select rotation
submenu. Your screen should show normal checked.
If you are using XP, you will have to go to the control panel and
select display and I think it was advance tab and there you should see
something about fixing the display.
HTH
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