Is it the monitor, the video card or a setting? If you have access to another monitor, plug it in and see if it too is upside down. If that's it, the yolk is installed wrong on the monitor CRT.
Answer:Do you have multiple displays set up?If not, then I would just use another monitor. If you do, then read on...1. Right Click on the desktop2. Then go to the Display Properties option and open the Settings tab3. Click on the second monitor labeled as 2 next to the first monitor.4. Check the box labeled 'Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor'
A monitor is the viewing screen, a desktop consists of your cpu, computer components.
Yes. you will get rid of the problem because the monitor will have better display features.
To change the screen resolution Windows 7 and older, right click on the desktop and select display to open the display properties. In here you will find the screen resolution settings. In Windows 8 and 8.1, right click on the traditional desktop and select screen resolution and follow the prompts.
Convert colors to closest possible to display.
To find out if you can use an LED flat screen with an HP Desktop computer, your best bet would be to take a look at the computer specifications, or contact HP directly.
When display settings are making the screen unreadable.
If you are talking about the monitor size, it would be diagonal inches. If you are talking about the hard drive, it would be gigabytes or terrabytes.
If the laptop is no longer under warranty, the cost of fixing the monitor would likely be more than the cost of the laptop. However, you can connect the laptop to any desktop monitor, you just need to buy a simple connector you can get at most any computer store, and you could also buy a used desktop monitor for very little.
the monitor or screen is a visual display unit, often called simply a monitor or display, is a piece of electrical equipment which displays images generated from the video output of devices such as computers, without producing permanent record.
This would generally be observed on a laptop/notebook system when you are using the integrated screen and do not have an external monitor attached. If you try to switch from one display to the other, it will tell you it has no external display to switch to.
Certainly ... doesn't have to be the same brand name to be compatible. I have a Dell Desktop and a Samsung monitor. Should have some extra ports on the laptop rear panel for monitors and printers, etc.