Ctrl+Alt+Arrow shortcut doesn't work
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I have my screen in a manner that it is very easy to rotate, which is very practical to read. I used to use this hotkey combination in the past, but it seems that it is not working anymore.
I know I can change my screen orientation in the settings panel, but I liked this hotkey.
I have also checked my graphic settings (Ctrl+Alt+F12) but I wasn't able to find this option.
Do you know if is this option disabled by default or something?
EDIT: I'm using Windows10
graphics-card display hotkeys intel-graphics orientation
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I have my screen in a manner that it is very easy to rotate, which is very practical to read. I used to use this hotkey combination in the past, but it seems that it is not working anymore.
I know I can change my screen orientation in the settings panel, but I liked this hotkey.
I have also checked my graphic settings (Ctrl+Alt+F12) but I wasn't able to find this option.
Do you know if is this option disabled by default or something?
EDIT: I'm using Windows10
graphics-card display hotkeys intel-graphics orientation
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May I suggest you right-click on blank space in your Desktop, choose Display Settings, then confirm the default for Orientation is Landscape?
– K7AAY
2 days ago
1
What is your Operating System? Please edit and add this essential information to your question.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
Sorry, @DavidPostill forgot to mention. I'm on Windows10.
– Isaac
yesterday
Hi @K7AAY, I'm currently on portrait mode, but I want to change it sometimes to landscape mode using hot keys
– Isaac
yesterday
For diagnostic purposes only, if you go to Landscape mode, do Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow and Ctrl-Alt-RightArrow work? Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow and Ctrl-Alt-DownArrow?
– K7AAY
yesterday
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
I have my screen in a manner that it is very easy to rotate, which is very practical to read. I used to use this hotkey combination in the past, but it seems that it is not working anymore.
I know I can change my screen orientation in the settings panel, but I liked this hotkey.
I have also checked my graphic settings (Ctrl+Alt+F12) but I wasn't able to find this option.
Do you know if is this option disabled by default or something?
EDIT: I'm using Windows10
graphics-card display hotkeys intel-graphics orientation
New contributor
I have my screen in a manner that it is very easy to rotate, which is very practical to read. I used to use this hotkey combination in the past, but it seems that it is not working anymore.
I know I can change my screen orientation in the settings panel, but I liked this hotkey.
I have also checked my graphic settings (Ctrl+Alt+F12) but I wasn't able to find this option.
Do you know if is this option disabled by default or something?
EDIT: I'm using Windows10
graphics-card display hotkeys intel-graphics orientation
graphics-card display hotkeys intel-graphics orientation
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May I suggest you right-click on blank space in your Desktop, choose Display Settings, then confirm the default for Orientation is Landscape?
– K7AAY
2 days ago
1
What is your Operating System? Please edit and add this essential information to your question.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
Sorry, @DavidPostill forgot to mention. I'm on Windows10.
– Isaac
yesterday
Hi @K7AAY, I'm currently on portrait mode, but I want to change it sometimes to landscape mode using hot keys
– Isaac
yesterday
For diagnostic purposes only, if you go to Landscape mode, do Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow and Ctrl-Alt-RightArrow work? Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow and Ctrl-Alt-DownArrow?
– K7AAY
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
May I suggest you right-click on blank space in your Desktop, choose Display Settings, then confirm the default for Orientation is Landscape?
– K7AAY
2 days ago
1
What is your Operating System? Please edit and add this essential information to your question.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
Sorry, @DavidPostill forgot to mention. I'm on Windows10.
– Isaac
yesterday
Hi @K7AAY, I'm currently on portrait mode, but I want to change it sometimes to landscape mode using hot keys
– Isaac
yesterday
For diagnostic purposes only, if you go to Landscape mode, do Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow and Ctrl-Alt-RightArrow work? Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow and Ctrl-Alt-DownArrow?
– K7AAY
yesterday
May I suggest you right-click on blank space in your Desktop, choose Display Settings, then confirm the default for Orientation is Landscape?
– K7AAY
2 days ago
May I suggest you right-click on blank space in your Desktop, choose Display Settings, then confirm the default for Orientation is Landscape?
– K7AAY
2 days ago
1
1
What is your Operating System? Please edit and add this essential information to your question.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
What is your Operating System? Please edit and add this essential information to your question.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
Sorry, @DavidPostill forgot to mention. I'm on Windows10.
– Isaac
yesterday
Sorry, @DavidPostill forgot to mention. I'm on Windows10.
– Isaac
yesterday
Hi @K7AAY, I'm currently on portrait mode, but I want to change it sometimes to landscape mode using hot keys
– Isaac
yesterday
Hi @K7AAY, I'm currently on portrait mode, but I want to change it sometimes to landscape mode using hot keys
– Isaac
yesterday
For diagnostic purposes only, if you go to Landscape mode, do Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow and Ctrl-Alt-RightArrow work? Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow and Ctrl-Alt-DownArrow?
– K7AAY
yesterday
For diagnostic purposes only, if you go to Landscape mode, do Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow and Ctrl-Alt-RightArrow work? Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow and Ctrl-Alt-DownArrow?
– K7AAY
yesterday
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If the rotate option has disappeared in your configuration, it is probably
that the display driver does not support it any more.
If you have previously used rotate on the same hardware, then the only
solution is to downgrade to an old version of the display driver and
block updates to it (Windows).
Once the option is working again, and if you are on Windows
and don't like the hoteky it provides,
you may either remap it using AutoHotKey,
or use the old iRotate utility
(if it still works on Windows 10).
The OP does not specify his OS.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
@DavidPostill: True. I added a qualifier on the Windows-specific part.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Thanks for the answer, but unfortunately I'm not going to downgrade my video drivers, because I think it could leads to bigger problems
– Isaac
21 hours ago
Not necessarily, but at least you now know what happened. You might wait for updates to the driver, in the hope that the option will return. You could also contact the Support of its manufacturer.
– harrymc
21 hours ago
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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If the rotate option has disappeared in your configuration, it is probably
that the display driver does not support it any more.
If you have previously used rotate on the same hardware, then the only
solution is to downgrade to an old version of the display driver and
block updates to it (Windows).
Once the option is working again, and if you are on Windows
and don't like the hoteky it provides,
you may either remap it using AutoHotKey,
or use the old iRotate utility
(if it still works on Windows 10).
The OP does not specify his OS.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
@DavidPostill: True. I added a qualifier on the Windows-specific part.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Thanks for the answer, but unfortunately I'm not going to downgrade my video drivers, because I think it could leads to bigger problems
– Isaac
21 hours ago
Not necessarily, but at least you now know what happened. You might wait for updates to the driver, in the hope that the option will return. You could also contact the Support of its manufacturer.
– harrymc
21 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
If the rotate option has disappeared in your configuration, it is probably
that the display driver does not support it any more.
If you have previously used rotate on the same hardware, then the only
solution is to downgrade to an old version of the display driver and
block updates to it (Windows).
Once the option is working again, and if you are on Windows
and don't like the hoteky it provides,
you may either remap it using AutoHotKey,
or use the old iRotate utility
(if it still works on Windows 10).
The OP does not specify his OS.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
@DavidPostill: True. I added a qualifier on the Windows-specific part.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Thanks for the answer, but unfortunately I'm not going to downgrade my video drivers, because I think it could leads to bigger problems
– Isaac
21 hours ago
Not necessarily, but at least you now know what happened. You might wait for updates to the driver, in the hope that the option will return. You could also contact the Support of its manufacturer.
– harrymc
21 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
If the rotate option has disappeared in your configuration, it is probably
that the display driver does not support it any more.
If you have previously used rotate on the same hardware, then the only
solution is to downgrade to an old version of the display driver and
block updates to it (Windows).
Once the option is working again, and if you are on Windows
and don't like the hoteky it provides,
you may either remap it using AutoHotKey,
or use the old iRotate utility
(if it still works on Windows 10).
If the rotate option has disappeared in your configuration, it is probably
that the display driver does not support it any more.
If you have previously used rotate on the same hardware, then the only
solution is to downgrade to an old version of the display driver and
block updates to it (Windows).
Once the option is working again, and if you are on Windows
and don't like the hoteky it provides,
you may either remap it using AutoHotKey,
or use the old iRotate utility
(if it still works on Windows 10).
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
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The OP does not specify his OS.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
@DavidPostill: True. I added a qualifier on the Windows-specific part.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Thanks for the answer, but unfortunately I'm not going to downgrade my video drivers, because I think it could leads to bigger problems
– Isaac
21 hours ago
Not necessarily, but at least you now know what happened. You might wait for updates to the driver, in the hope that the option will return. You could also contact the Support of its manufacturer.
– harrymc
21 hours ago
add a comment |
The OP does not specify his OS.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
@DavidPostill: True. I added a qualifier on the Windows-specific part.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Thanks for the answer, but unfortunately I'm not going to downgrade my video drivers, because I think it could leads to bigger problems
– Isaac
21 hours ago
Not necessarily, but at least you now know what happened. You might wait for updates to the driver, in the hope that the option will return. You could also contact the Support of its manufacturer.
– harrymc
21 hours ago
The OP does not specify his OS.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
The OP does not specify his OS.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
@DavidPostill: True. I added a qualifier on the Windows-specific part.
– harrymc
2 days ago
@DavidPostill: True. I added a qualifier on the Windows-specific part.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Thanks for the answer, but unfortunately I'm not going to downgrade my video drivers, because I think it could leads to bigger problems
– Isaac
21 hours ago
Thanks for the answer, but unfortunately I'm not going to downgrade my video drivers, because I think it could leads to bigger problems
– Isaac
21 hours ago
Not necessarily, but at least you now know what happened. You might wait for updates to the driver, in the hope that the option will return. You could also contact the Support of its manufacturer.
– harrymc
21 hours ago
Not necessarily, but at least you now know what happened. You might wait for updates to the driver, in the hope that the option will return. You could also contact the Support of its manufacturer.
– harrymc
21 hours ago
add a comment |
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May I suggest you right-click on blank space in your Desktop, choose Display Settings, then confirm the default for Orientation is Landscape?
– K7AAY
2 days ago
1
What is your Operating System? Please edit and add this essential information to your question.
– DavidPostill♦
2 days ago
Sorry, @DavidPostill forgot to mention. I'm on Windows10.
– Isaac
yesterday
Hi @K7AAY, I'm currently on portrait mode, but I want to change it sometimes to landscape mode using hot keys
– Isaac
yesterday
For diagnostic purposes only, if you go to Landscape mode, do Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow and Ctrl-Alt-RightArrow work? Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow and Ctrl-Alt-DownArrow?
– K7AAY
yesterday