Many people do not know what the operating system has so they lose time in carrying out steps from the default functions, being that they could do it by pressing a combination of keys.
One of those shortcuts is rotating the screen so you can see everything you have on your computer in different directions.. Just like with mobile phones.
If you want to know how this effect is produced on a screen in Windows, you will have to continue reading because also We will teach you other tricks that will be very useful when working on your PC.
Steps to rotate your Windows PC screen from the keyboard
Microsoft Windows has thought of everything and seeks ways to streamline tasks that you want to do on the computer. One of them is the complete horizontal or vertical rotation of the desktop so that you can see how the smartphones or tablets rotate through their sensors. To achieve this effect you can go to the OS settings and look for the option display or Nvidia graphics and choose the degree of rotation. you can do it too through shortcuts.
For this you will have to do the following guide:
- If you want the screen to rotate vertically to the left hold Ctrl + Alt Gr + left arrow.
- You can also set this action by pressing Alt Gr + Left Arrow so that it is at a 90° angle.
- to do the samebut this time vertically to the right press at the same time Alt Gr+ Ctrl + right arrow.
- Equally you can try with Alt Gr + right arrow giving way to a panel rotated by 270°.
- If you want to put your panel completely upside downthen press Ctrl + Alt Gr + arrow pointing down so your screen will rotate 180°.
- If you try with Alt Gr + Down Arrow the screen will remain at 180°.
- After this you will want it to go back to its original position, it doesn’t matter if it is facing right, left or up just press Ctrl + Alt Gr + direction arrow pointing up
These tips may or may not work depending on the graphics card that the computer works with. These tricks work on Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 operating systems.
List of the most useful keyboard shortcuts in Windows that you should know
In addition to rotating the computer screen there are other shortcuts you can use in Windows, these commands help you perform faster actions, due to the use of the keyboard. For example, you can use Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+V to copy and paste text or graphics.
But these are not all below, you can find the most useful Windows shortcuts:
- Alt + Esc either Alt+Tab: allows you to move between the different windows that remain open on the computer to select the one you want. In the first option you can do it directly, while in the second you will see some thumbnail windows.
- Shift + Delete: an item you’ve selected disappears forever, without moving it to the trash.
- Ctrl+Z: undoes one by one the last changes you have made.
- Alt + Ctrl + V: inside the program Microsoft Word manages to divide the display of documents into two horizontal sections.
- Win (start button) + ; (semicolon): You will be able to insert different basic emojis if you are in a writing program. You can even write certain terms to result in . Otherwise, move up or down to select one. This option is available in version 10.
- Home button + C: opens Cortana, the virtual assistant to give you voice directions. If they are written instructions, it will be the command Win (home button) + S. This applies only in version 10.
- Windows (start button) + Print either Print Screen: takes a screenshot and automatically stores it in the images folder.
- Win (start button) + Alt + Enter: Opens windows media center in Windows 7 and 8.1.
- Ctrl + e: helps to select all the elements, files, text or searches in the same window.
- Ctrl+Y: repeat the last action you did.
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