If system rotate the sreen what next solution

Anonymous,
You should be able to press CNTR+ALT+Down Arrow or Up Arrow on the keyboard to rotate the screens image. You may also go into the projectors main menu to adjust. At the link below is the online manual for the 1210s projector.
http://dell.to/1zEbfMW

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Dell-Jesse L
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The gears go bad on the rotating heads. Replace the head.

Sideways Screen: try this
Try pressing Ctrl + Alt + UP Arrow Key, or try Ctrl + Alt + and a different Arrow Key.

If that does not work: Right-click on empty Desktop > Graphics Options > Rotation.

you may changed the VGA options or your monitor adjustment. for the first one, right click in desktop, select personalize- display setting , then change orientation to landscape. for the second one, on your monitor press the menu key and find reset setting.

To keep your screen in normal position Press Alt+CTRL+ arrow keys t depend which arrow key to press accorind to your screen, so try those arrow key one by one unless your screen will not in normal position)

ALt+Cltr+ arrow key should be press together.

Some video drivers will allow this to rotate the screen. Press and Hold the Ctrl+Alt+(Down Arrow or Up Arrow Key)

F 20 errors are presented by front loading washers that have debris in the filter sreen / pump inlet area. Open the lower panel... have something like a cake pan and mop ready then rotate the 5 inch circular piece CCW 90 deg and pull it out. This is the filter. Clean out the screen.. then look inside the cavity and remove any debris in the cavity paying particular attention to the pump inlet. Once clean press in the filter and rotate it 90 deg clock wise. Close the lower panel and reset the machine. Test for leaks....

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The 'TAB' key on your keyboard should move the cursor from one field to the next. On the 'Edit/Execute' field, press the 'SPACEBAR' key to rotate through all the options within a field, e.g., "yes" or "no", and press the 'ENTER' key to select from one of the options. In the 'ID' or 'PASSWORD' field, press 'ENTER' to move on to the next screen.

It have to be an option in your videodriver. Usually there is an icon in the system tray next to the clock, where you can access such functions of the video. Click on it and look for "Rotate 0, Rotate 90, Rotate 180..." Click on Rotate 0.

Please try to uninstall the memory and fixed back then start the computer.

i same problems; Back up your important files and then provide windowsxp bootable disk and boot to cd/DVD rom and install the new windows.