When you see the Windows monitor inverted, you usually ask two things–how you should make sense of what's in your view (tile your head or rotate your panel?), and how you can turn your display back to the original orientation. And when this occurs, you will annoy so disturb the regular Windows customer if your panel flips upside down or upside down. When you flip the switch on a Windows computer allows April Fool's joke (or a bum for any other day!) unbelievably innocent yet exceptionally enjoyable, it can also happen by chance or as a side effect of another problem. There is something not understood to many Windows users that on a Windows computer the standard panel is not the only one, but you can rotate 90 degrees to the left, 90 degrees to the west and 180 degrees to turn the device upside down.
