I think I found the problem for that bug. I switched to Ubuntu Budgie because that 'auto screen rotation' was very annoying and I found out that the new installed os had some screen glitches and flashes like in elementary, so I went to the BIOS and found out that my video drive memory was set tot „Auto”. I modified that value to 512mb and now everything works fine. I didn't switch back to elementary os yet but I'm guessing that if that solved the glitches and screen flashes on Budgie it will solve the screen rotation from elementary os.
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