Try pressing Ctrl + Alt + UP Arrow Keys(or one of the other Arrow Keys).
Also right-click on empty Desktop > Graphics Options > Rotation.
Cheers.
Mick Murphy - Microsoft Partner
How do you change the screen orientation by 90 degrees (rotate by 90 degrees)?
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For any Vista system. It is different in Vista than in XP.
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Anonymous
2015-06-09T14:45:49+00:00 Great, thank you
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Anonymous
2015-09-07T02:20:05+00:00 You saved me from an evening of laying on my side to view my screen
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Anonymous
2015-09-13T07:10:22+00:00 My wireless keyboard was sitting on my bed. I jumped into bed to continue working online. As I settled in my damn screen had rotated . . .I spent two days with my head sideways. Before I found the time. (DAH !) to request help. Thanks for a quick & permant fix.
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Anonymous
2015-10-05T21:22:09+00:00 It worked, thanks