seattlemark
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- Jan 8, 2013
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Until recently I had an AMD Video Card. AMD Catalyst Control Center would allow me to create a Keyboard Shortcut to quickly rotate one of my displays to portrait. (This I did through AMD CCC presets and its hotkeys, which also allowed me to quickly choose which of my dual monitors was enabled.) I recently purchased an NVIDIA card (GTX 960) and have the latest (released) driver. (One of the main reasons I got the card was for DX11 with TPA.) I am able to rotate the monitor with NVIDIA Control Panel with mouse clicks. But is there anyway to do it with Keyboard Shortcuts? Old posts around the Web talks alot about "CTRL-ALT-Arrow" and "CTRL-Shift-Arrow", but neither work for me. (Is there perhaps some Windows 7 setting somewhere that's needed to enable one of these?) A keyboard sequence is strongly preferred for times I happen to physically rotate the monitor or TV before I rotate it in my PC settings. For example when I move my PC from my landscape orientated monitor to my already portrait rotated TV on the wall.
For the NVIDIA Control Panel, I can't find any keyboard shortcuts like I had with the AMD CCC Preset hotkeys/keyboard shortcuts. (Other than keyboard shortcuts for controlling NVIDIA's stereoscopic 3D.)
For the NVIDIA Control Panel, I can't find any keyboard shortcuts like I had with the AMD CCC Preset hotkeys/keyboard shortcuts. (Other than keyboard shortcuts for controlling NVIDIA's stereoscopic 3D.)
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