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[anjilfan]

Happened to me before. Dunno....my dad fixed it... =_= Sorry >< I don't know ><

[Enrique]

First, try restarting your computer.

If that doesn't work, try this, but only as a last resort before calling tech support - also, this may have been a glitch in Windows that was on a few computer in my school that I found quite on accident:
1. Make sure NumLock is turned on.
2. Press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+ either 8 or 2 (on the NumPad) (I can't remember which one it is)
I am not guaranteeing that this will work; it doesn't work on my computer; in a few experiments of this, it has restarted the computer. This only seems to work on Dell computers.

If none of this works, call tech support.

[Twi]

As Enrique said: Ctrl+alt+2 or 8
Or: Ctrl + Alt + up arrow or down arrow

[Graedius]

Are the video settings set to inverse landscape mode?


Granted not many computers can do this, but.

[plebanshiren]

Actually come to think of it, my dad had the same problem, he did what Greadus did.
Try going over it again, make sure you didn't miss anything out, if I hear any thing that could help I'll try do what I can.
Or if it doesn't work, you could always flip the screen upside down, I mean at least you'll be able to see what's on the screen properly LEVEL UP ! !