Step 1: Check the computer settings.
First, you need to check whether the computer settings are correct. If your computer rotates, it is probably because your computer is set to rotate automatically or the screen direction is set incorrectly, so check your computer settings before handling it.
1. Right-click any blank area on the desktop and select Display Settings.
2. Find the "direction" option and make sure that the selected project is the direction you need.
If your computer has automatic rotation function, you need to turn it on or off. On the same "Display Settings" page, find the "Rotate Screen" option. If this option is grayed out, this function is not turned on, otherwise, please turn it off.
Step 2: Check the driver
If there is nothing wrong with the computer settings, you can consider checking whether your computer driver is installed correctly. The wrong driver can cause various problems, including screen rotation.
1. Enter "Device Manager" in the search box to open this item.
2. Locate the Display Adapter option, expand the menu, right-click the display adapter you are using, and then select Update Driver.
3. Select "Automatically search for updated drivers" on the next page.
Step 3: Check the hardware failure.
If your computer screen is still spinning, it may be caused by hardware failure. You need to check for loose hardware or other physical damage.
1. Please turn off the computer, take out the battery, and check the hardware from the inside of the computer for falling off and poor contact.
2. If you are not sure whether you can plug in the plug-in, please don't adjust it yourself. It's safer to be handled by professionals.
Summary:
Computer rotation is a very annoying problem, but there are solutions in most cases. Most computer rotation problems can be solved by the above methods. But if all else fails, you'd better find a professional to deal with it.