Rotating the screen horizontally or vertically on Win 8, 7, XP will allow you to adjust the screen to your liking. Especially when rotating the screen vertically, apart from watching movies, most tasks, from web browsing to text editing, become easier. With this arrangement, all the empty spaces on the screen edges are filled with information, allowing you to view more content after each scroll, especially when working with multiple displays. So, if you're interested in learning how to rotate computer screen, laptop on Windows 10, 8, 7, XP, then the following article will provide you with the solution.
How to Rotate Computer Screen, Laptop on Windows 10, 8, 7, XP
Step 1: First, right-click on your computer screen, then select Screen resolution.
Landscape: Rotate clockwise
Portrait: Rotate the computer screen to the left
Portrait (flipped): Rotate to the right.
Demo example of rotating the computer screen to the left.
So here we have introduced to you how to rotate the Win 7 8 XP screen horizontally and vertically quite simply. Now you can rotate the screen to any position you like without changing the posture of your laptop or PC monitor. Although rotating the screen is a relatively simple task, rotating the display screen is another matter. Not all display screens have a rotate function, so if your display screen does not have a rotating axis on the back, you can purchase an additional rotating stand that allows you to rotate the screen in any direction you want.
Similarly, you can easily rotate the Windows 11 screen, using it effectively:
- More: How to Rotate Windows 11 Screen
In addition, for some readers who want to share interesting videos but find them upside down, through the guide article on rotating upside down videos 90 180 degrees with VLC Media that we previously shared, you can have 'standard' videos to share with family and friends.