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Answer» Quote from: Calum on May 09, 2007, 01:17:59 PM Intel IGPs use Ctrl-Alt-Arrow.Tried........doesn't workTry flipping the monitor upside-down. How does that WORK?Quote from: CBMatt on May 10, 2007, 05:01:50 AM Try flipping the monitor upside-down. How does that work?Thanks but it's a bit noticable Nobody on this *censored* site is ever satisfied. I'm not a miracle worker, people!I have GE Force 6100. Right CLICK Desktop - Properties - Settings - At the right bottom - Advance - Click GE Force Tab - Click the + sign in front of - GE Force 6100 - You should now see NV Rotate - Click it and change monitor screen.I know about that, just dunno about the hotkeys It took me a while to figure it out because I use resolution 800X600 and the Hot Key won't work in that Resolution. Right Click Desktop - NVIEW Properties - Hot Keys - Click the plus sign in front of - Display MODE - Click Rotate Display - Add - At the top Select 90 degrees - Left click None - Hold down on the Alt Key and press R Click OK Your Resolution needs to be set to 1024 X 768 for your Hot Key to work. I used the Alt key + R for Rotate. Easy to remember. When you open NVIDIA Display you will see the Hot Key listed for 90 degrees. I don't think a restart is needed. Anyway the above worked for me when I held down on the Alt Key and Pressed R One other thing. If NVIEW Properties is not showing than a setting has been changed. I changed it once but right this minute I can't give directions to find this setting. I will if needed.NVIEW Properties - If not displayed - Right click Desktop - NVIDIA Display - ev17f2 - On your left click - Desktop Management - On your right - Click Enable - Apply With this Enabled you can now go to NVIEW Properties from your Desktop and on to Hot Keys.hmmm...if i right click on desktop, there is NVIDIA Control Panel.....and that's not it.. |
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