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Old March 5th 05, 12:23 AM
Peter
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Default Display 90 degrees out

Hi

I have a friend who has a computer where the display is rotated
anticlockwise by 90 degrees. This means that you have to turn your head to
read the screen.

Everything else is working well - just rotated. On startup the screen
behaves normally, but once you get to the Windows sign on screen, things
change.

I am currently running a virus check, is there anything else that could
produce this wierd behavior.

Cheers

Peter
 




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