Choose “Display settings.” You’ll be taken directly to the Display section of the Settings, where you can continue as you did in the previous section.

Click your mouse’s right button anywhere on the screen.

This is a slightly shorter version of the previous method for flipping your screen. How to Rotate Your Screen in the Settings (Shortcut) When you’re finished with your flipped view, use the same method you used before to return to the original orientation. If you do not confirm the operation, Windows will wait 10 seconds before returning to the default orientation. If you confirm the operation, the orientation change is complete. Some operating systems will display a warning message asking you to confirm the operation. When you change the orientation of your display, you may feel disoriented or impressed by how the perspective on your monitor changes. Portrait (Flipped) is a vertical orientation with a 90-degree flip. Landscape (Flipped) refers to a horizontal orientation with a 90° flip. Landscape is the display’s default horizontal orientation Portrait is the monitor’s vertical orientation.

There are four “Display Orientation” options: Landscape, Portrait, Landscape (Flipped), and Portrait (Flipped).

You’ll find the following options in the Display section: “Brightness and colour,” “Windows HD Color,” “Scale and Layout,” and “Multiple Displays.” Let’s look at the “Scale and Layout” option first.

Navigate to the Display section of System.

Select Start/ Settings/ System on your laptop.

How to Rotate Your Screen in the Settings

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