lenovo IdeaCentre B320 screen is not rotating to portrait mode

**VARIJ** · 11-02-2012

I am having lenovo IdeaCentre B320 and it is running on lenovo IdeaCentre B320 and I am finding a way to run applications in portrait mode in full screen but then it am not finding a way to do so, I have changed the Graphic Properties Graphic Properties as well as "Screen Resolution> Advanced settings" but then they are allowing me to "Rotate to 90 degrees" but then it is not helping and is just value back to normal, is there any other option of getting it work??

**TamaraAce** · 11-02-2012

I am having lenovo IdeaCentre B320 and it is running on lenovo IdeaCentre B320 and I am finding a way to run applications in portrait mode in full screen but then it am not finding a way to do so, I have changed the Graphic Properties Graphic Properties as well as "Screen Resolution> Advanced settings" but then they are allowing me to "Rotate to 90 degrees" but then it is not helping and is just value back to normal, is there any other option of getting it work??

I just wanted to know that have you tried using Ctrl+Alt+[arrow right, left, up down combinations if not then try it out and see if it is responding you in the way that you want it to work, if they does not help then you can try to use some third-party software like iRotate or say the Pivot in order to get it in the portrait, just check these things out and see which possible solution is helping you. Other than this let me know the graphics that you are having so I can find out the other possible solution that can work.Best of luck.

**VARIJ** · 11-02-2012

I have tried using the possible Ctrl+Alt+ keys but then they are not making any difference on the other hand I have tried out the applications that you have mentioned and even they are not able to help, I mean that they are just not capable of changing the orientation, it just remains the same, I am having the Intel graphics card,is there any other things that I can try out to get it work in full screen in portrait mode??

**GiJoey** · 11-02-2012

You can try out the below solutions and see if it is helping:
First right click on the desktop and then click on screen resolution and then change the orientation to portrait and this will overcome the other programs which might be holding the orientation, you can try out the same in safe mode as well if it is not helping in normal mode.

**VARIJ** · 11-02-2012

I have been trying out the same but then they are not making any difference, I have tried testing it in the safe mode as well but then there the rotation option is not there and the Intel Graphics panel is also not displayed in the Safe Mode, I don’t know what to do is there any one who can help me out with an effective solution??