The desktop of the computer is reversed, which may be caused by the wrong screen rotation setting or a problem with the graphics card driver. Here is a common way to adjust the screen spin**
First, right-click on an empty space on the desktop and select "Display Settings".
In Display Settings, find the Orientation option, under which there are four options: Landscape, Portrait, Landscape (Flip), and Portrait (Flip).
Choose the right direction according to your needs. For example, if you want to turn the upside-down desktop back, you should choose Landscape or Landscape (flipped), depending on the current rotation state.
When you're done adjusting, click "Apply" or "OK" to save the settings.
Finally, make sure that the monitor screen is adjusted to the correct orientation accordingly as well. This can usually be done by pressing the monitor's physical buttons or by using the monitor's software settings.
If the above methods can't solve the problem, you can also try the following methods::
Restart your computer: Sometimes restarting your computer can fix some simple setup issues.
Check your graphics driver: An outdated or corrupted graphics driver can cause display issues. Make sure your graphics card drivers are up to date, or use the latest drivers from your graphics card manufacturer.
Update your Windows system: In some cases, an operating system update may contain patches that fix display issues.
Check your monitor settings: Make sure that your monitor is set up correctly and that you haven't selected the wrong input source or selected the wrong resolution.
Reinstall the graphics card driver: If the graphics card driver is damaged or installed incorrectly, it may cause display issues. You can try uninstalling the current driver, then re-installing and installing the latest driver from the graphics card manufacturer.
Check for third-party software: Some third-party software may interfere with display settings. If you have suspicious third-party software installed, you can try uninstalling them and see if that solves the problem.
Seek professional help: If none of the above methods solve the problem, you may need to seek professional help. Do not perform hardware repairs or change system settings on your own to avoid further damage or safety risks.
To prevent similar problems from happening again, it is recommended to regularly back up important data and update the operating system, graphics card drivers, and other related software. At the same time, understand and familiarize yourself with common computer troubleshooting methods so that you can act quickly to resolve problems when you encounter them.
Please note that the above is for informational purposes only and should be done with caution for any computer operation. If you are not familiar with the technology, be sure to seek the help of a professional technician.
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