 | Member with 55 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wales, MA Experience: spec=security.hardware;adv=soft;int=network | | Solved: I have no idea Well Techies of the world, I have run into something that is baffling me like crazy.
Heres the situation:
My father just called about a computer at work. The display has been rotated 90 degrees. The mouse and keyboard are both non-responsive. They have tried rebooting a few times. They have tried disconnecting and reconnecting the cables. They have looked through the monitor's menu for display rotation, nothing. This is not a computer that they can simply restore, as it is a system used at a Marriott hotel. Their IT has been notified, but he won't be out there until Monday. Unfortunately, father is unable to provide any specs as he cant log in and is don't know what the computer has in it. All he can tell me is it is running Windows XP Pro, and it is a Dell system.
Virus maybe?
Doing research on my end, but more than one set of eyes makes the search go faster
Thanks for any and all help!
__________________ Templin, Bryan M.
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Fort Bliss, TX Laptop Specs: Brand: ACER Ferrari WLMi 4005 CPU: AMD Turion64 ML-37 2.0GHz 1MB Cache RAM: 1GB DDR PC2700 333MHz HD: 100GB Video: ATI Radeon Mobility X700 128MB LCD/TFT/WSXGA 15.4" 1680x1050 Devices: Dual Layer DVD+-RW, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS, 5-in-1 Media Card Slot LAN: 10/100/1000 Integrated (RJ45) & Wireless, 2.4GHz Bluetooth, 4MBps Infrared, 56KBps Modem OS: WIN XP Pro SP2
Custom Built PC | | Distinguished Member with 3,637 posts. | | | | Could try getting onto Safe Mode by Tapping F8 immediately on startup and using the arrow keys to choose safemode and press enter key.....sound suspicious tho | | Moderator with 26,866 posts. | | Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Ottawa, IL Experience: Intermediate to Advanced | | CTRL+ALT+<arrow key> will rotate or flip the display. But, of course, that will not help with a non-working keyboard. | | Member with 55 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wales, MA Experience: spec=security.hardware;adv=soft;int=network | | Thanks TerryNet. They got the keyboard workin, and I had them try that combo. No success.  Everyone there has a restriced user account also, so they cant get into the Control Panel either. Mouse works now too. | | Member with 55 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wales, MA Experience: spec=security.hardware;adv=soft;int=network | | thanks Mega. couldn't remember the F key for it, but it was something I was gonna have 'em try. | | Moderator with 26,866 posts. | | Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Ottawa, IL Experience: Intermediate to Advanced | | Let's try one more time ...
Right click on empty part of desktop - Properties - Settings - Advanced. See if there is a tab on that properties window that includes rotation. I've included an attachment for reference. | | Member with 55 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wales, MA Experience: spec=security.hardware;adv=soft;int=network | | IT dept called in. Issue being resolved. Thanks for the assistance though y'all! |  THIS THREAD HAS EXPIRED.
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