Problem with desktop in windows 7

Asked By Piotr peter 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/11/2011

i have a serious problem in my window 7. i was working and suddenly my window desktop become upside down. even the mouse pointer is also upside down. i checked it from properties but there is no option for this issue help me solve this problem

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Answered By Suzette 0 points N/A #113924

Problem with desktop in windows 7

• Hi Piotr Peter, Upside desktop often use to fool around with officemates. I used this before to fool around with my friend that I owe. It was so hilarious to see his face and looks, his jaw drop and wondering what happen with his desktop. To put desktop back to it's original size, format and feature; do this steps below. Press CTRL + ALT and the arrow key. To turn desktop upside down, Press CTRL + ALT + Up key To turn desktop facing left, Press CTRL + ALT + Left key To turn desktop facing right, Press CTRL + ALT + Right Key To turn the desktop to it's original position, Press CTRL + ALT + Down key Try this and you'll be amaze how it looks and to fool people for fun. Good Luck: Chao! Hope this helps.

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Answered By Trevor 0 points N/A #113925

Problem with desktop in windows 7

This issue mostly happened if you have NVIDIA video adapter card and its driver and applications are installed. NVIDIA control panel or utility software has the features to rotate your screen. Rotating your desktop or screen also affects the movement of your mouse. This is not just as tweaking your desktop but a setting of your display through the video adapter card.

 To work for it, since your desktop displayed upside down, turn your mouse also upside down so that you will not be confused on the mouse movement. Click the NVIDIA icon on your task tray then move your mouse pointer on the “Rotation Settings” then click “Rotate 0 degrees” on the menu.

Hope this helps. Good Luck!

 

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• Posted on - 08/14/2011
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