If you have an NVidia graphiocs card, there's a 'rotate screen "X" to the right/left' option in the NVidia settings menu.
Under NVidia setting icon on taskbar, if you have it -the icon looks like a whorled eye, right click and bring up the right click menu.
There will be an option called "rotation settings" towards the bottom of the list.
Your options within that menu are 0 degrees, 90, 180, and 270 degrees.
This only works if you have an Nvidia graphic card and have NVidia drivers.
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I've played with the monitor controls with no luck. I'll try the desktop properties when I get home, that seems to be perhaps the way to go. Checking with Dell is a good idea too.
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Another way to dig into this option is from your bare desktop>>>
display properties>>>
settings>>>
advanced>>>>
geforce4 mx integrated gpu>>>
rotate option will be there.
My ATI card has the same capability for screen rotation.