Ever found your Windows screen inexplicably rotated sideways, upside down, or just plain wonky? Don't panic! It happens more often than you think, usually due to a stray keyboard shortcut or a graphics driver hiccup. Luckily, rotating your Windows screen back to normal is a breeze.
Here's the lowdown on how to fix it:
**Keyboard Shortcut (The Quick Fix):** Try pressing `Ctrl + Alt + [Arrow Key]` (Up, Down, Left, or Right). Keep experimenting until you find the right combination to bring your screen back to its rightful orientation.
**Display Settings (The Reliable Method):** Right-click on your desktop and select 'Display settings'. Look for the 'Display orientation' dropdown menu. Choose the correct orientation, usually 'Landscape', and click 'Apply'. You'll have a few seconds to confirm the change before it reverts.
If neither of these works, consider updating your graphics drivers. A faulty driver can often cause display issues. With these simple steps, you'll be back to viewing your screen the right way up in no time!
