Manufacturers design laptops for mobility and flexibility. The same design standards apply to the liquid crystal display (LCD) screen. Most laptop screens have more width than height, but a user may have a greater need for a higher screen. For example, if a user is looking at a spreadsheet, she can view more data if screen has a "taller" orientation. If you use the Windows 7 operating system with Intel graphics, you might be able to move the screen on your laptop.
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Right-click on the Windows desktop. Select "Graphics Properties" from the menu.
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Click the "Display" tab in the "Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel" dialog box. Click "General" settings.
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Click the drop-down menu next to "Rotation." Choose 90, 180 or 270 degrees rotation.
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Click "Apply" and "OK."
