When starting my asus tower computer everthing is normal but after loging on the display is upside down what could be the problem?

When my ASUS laptop freezes and will not shut down normally I use a paper clip which I insert into a small hole on the underside of the laptop and this shuts everthing down (this hole is for this purpose) and then I turn the laptop back on the usually way. Other laptops may have this function, check your manual.Hope this helps,Best

you could try ctrl+alt+down arrow
otherwise look in the notifications area on your taskbar (far right), look for a video display settings icon (could be nvidia), find the rotate option.

An upside down image - this is caused by unintentionalpressing Ctrl-Alt plus the down arrow key.Restore by pressing Ctrl-Alt plus the up arrow key.ALSOTo change the display from portrait to landscapePress Ctrl-Alt plus a left or right arrow key.Some computers do not have this function.

An upside down image - this is caused by unintentionalpressing Ctrl-Alt plus the down arrow key. Restore by pressing Ctrl-Alt plus the up arrow key. ALSO To change the display from portrait to landscape Press Ctrl-Alt plus a left or right arrow key. Some computers do not have this function.

you mean you webcam picture turned upside down or whole monitor screen turned upside down?

asus P5OIJ web cam views upside down. the web cam on skype works great, but the person iam communicating with views me upside down. how can i fix this.

Holding down CTRL and ALT while pressing the DOWN ARROW flips the screen upside down.
To undo it, and flip it back to normal, hold down CTRL and ALT and press the UP ARROW.


You can also try CTRL-SHIFT and then “r” … this works for some Dell configurations

This problem can also be solve in some PC using the below technique.
In Control Panel>Display>Settings tab>Advanced button, look for settings relating to display or screen position.

Newer video cards have the capability to flip the display 90 and 180 degrees for use with LCD screens that can be rotated.

If the problem still persist, Start you PC with F8 key press, select "Last known good configuration that works"

it will most probably solve the problem.

AN EASIEST WAY IS HOLD THE CTRL AND ALT KEYS,AND CLICK THE "UP" KEY

Try connecting it to a different computer. If it's upside-down on another computer, then the panel is probably mounted upside-down. If it can be removed from the stand, remove it and see if it can be mounted the other way.

If it's correct on another computer, then your graphics settings are incorrect. Assuming you're running Windows, go to Display Properties, Settings tab, click Advanced button, look for a tab describing your video adapter (usually ATI or NVIDIA). In the video adapter's setup there is usually a Rotation option. The rotation option may be set to 180-degrees instead of Normal or 0-degrees.