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06/02/2009, 10:25 PM
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Same thing here; and thank you for looking. With your recommendation I started cracking at the registry keys related to the screen orientation.
I see what you first saw, HKLM\System\GDI\Rotation dword HideOrientationUI. One would think simply changing this to 0 would give us the option back, but no… I would understand if we just didn’t get the GUI back, but we should still see <rotate screen> available as a hardware button, and again no.
I found some info about HKLM\Services\ScreenRotate\, but that key does not even exist. If it did we should see dword ShowIcon. I tried creating the key and ShowIcon=1 and still no luck.
I looked up just HKLM\Services\ dword ScreenRotate, 1; 0 no change at all…
The only progress I made was what you stated, HKLM\System\GDI\Rotation dword Angle. You would assign decimal 0, 90, 180, or 270 for screen rotation respectively. It works fine, for the keyboard layout… but does not change the screen itself (i.e. Angle=90 Left = up, right = down etc.)
I’d go with what you said and blame this on a driver problem. Or we need to get into compact .net which is beyond my technical ability (and rotateMe.exe *.net app* does not work)
Thanks again! I cant be the only one with this need can I?
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