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What exactly is a &quot;Screen Flip&quot; ?
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by the way, Control + A will select all objects
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by the way, Control + A will select all objects

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i mean that the screen flipped upside down and became tough to read unless i turned my monitor on its head
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i mean that the screen flipped upside down and became tough to read unless i turned my monitor on its head

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Are you able to reproduce this ? Can you get this to happen on a regular basis ?
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Are you able to reproduce this ? Can you get this to happen on a regular basis ?

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exactly how do you do that from the system-tray...where do you find it?
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exactly how do you do that from the system-tray...where do you find it?

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It will probably be a little Intel chipset icon ( i believe ) but the exact icon would depend on the motherboard+drivers, so if it's not obvious it could have been disabled, or just not there for your PC hardware
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It will probably be a little Intel chipset icon ( i believe ) but the exact icon would depend on the motherboard+drivers, so if it's not obvious it could have been disabled, or just not there for your PC hardware

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I have a dell PC about 5 years old and i was selecting a few objects in a folder and was holding shift or alt or ctrl down on the keyboard with the down arrow (trying to select all items) when all of a sudden the screen flipped on me...is it something that i pressed or is it a virus or something?...thanks 
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I have a dell PC about 5 years old and i was selecting a few objects in a folder and was holding shift or alt or ctrl down on the keyboard with the down arrow (trying to select all items) when all of a sudden the screen flipped on me...is it something that i pressed or is it a virus or something?...thanks 

Screen Flip Error

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