Hello Martha you might try using control alt and the left or right
arrows to change your screen. hth Rick
On 1/10/2016 3:56 PM, Martha Reaney via Talk wrote:
My sighted friend was here yesterday. He told me that my screen had rotated. I
tried using control + alt + up arrow and the screen did not correct rotation.
I also tried using the bypass hotkey, then, control + alt + uparrow. Still no
change in the screen rotation.
I will get sighted assistance to help me correct the rotation from within Intel
graphics and also to disable the Intel graphics screen rotation hotkeys.
Just wondering why the control + alt + up arrow did not rotate the screen back
to normal orientation. Sadly, I do not know when the screen rotation happened
(what program was open, etc.)
Has anyone else had this behavior with Windows 10 64 bit, WE 9.3.1 and Intel
graphics?
Martha
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