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If you tilt the lappy too far on your lap, poof! The screen rotates. So, Windows assumes that even your non-touchscreen lappy with a keyboard should work like a tablet. If you have a laptop that has “drop protection”, Windows 8 and Windows 10 sometimes mistakenly detect and use this sensor as an orientation indicator.

You might also see another option on this screen, Lock rotation of this display. On the Customize your display window that appears, use the Orientation pulldown menu and set it to Landscape (or Portrait if your screen is normally positioned vertically). Fix using Windows display settingsįirst, right-click anywhere on your desktop and choose Display settings: Just make sure the neighbors aren’t watching. Note that this may be kind of annoying since moving the mouse cursor on a rotated or flipped screen is kind of hard, so you might want to tilt your head, hang upside down, or physically move your screen (or lappy) if necessary. You can’t break something if it isn’t there to break in the first place! If you don’t see the menu options in the images below, carry on to the next step. Just start at the top and work your way down.

In this case, you’ll also want to try the Intel tips. The puter switches back and forth between the two graphics processors in order to maximize battery life.

If you see an Nvidia or AMD sticker, you’ll probably need to try those options.īut it might be a little more complicated in some cases… Modern laptops especially often contain an integrated Intel graphics core in the processor, as well as either an AMD or Nvidia chip for heftier graphics needs like gaming or video editing. Usually, you can figure this out by simply looking at the sticker that is no doubt attached to your puter. The fix depends on the kind of graphics chip you’re puter is using. Not to worry though: It’s not Russian hackers doing it, and it’s rather easy to fix! The first time this happened to me, I darn near had a fit. Suddenly, the image on your screen is rotated to the left, rotated to the right, or even upside down. And sometimes, all you have to do is bump or move your laptop in the wrong direction, and BAM! Sometimes you just type the wrong key combination. Sometimes your cat decides to walk on your keyboard.