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try fiddling with the buttons on the front of the monitor.

If it is just the start task bar then click a hold of it and drag it ot the bottom of the screen.

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You might want to check your display settings, specifically your video card settings. In there somewhere, there should be a setting for screen rotation, which I'm guessing is what is causing the problem.

Once you find in in the menus (varies from one machine to the next, so sorry I'm of no help with this), you need to make sure there's no rotation set on the display (usually "Rotate 0 degrees" or something along those line is want you want).

1. Check the cable.

2. Check your monitor setting, with pressing the button on your monitor. Try until you get best result.

3. Check your operating system setting, if windows, right click on your desktop and click properties. Try to change the resolution (the smallest, the better) until you get best result.

This happened to me once. I think I right clicked down on my toolbar and clicked the one that says Tile WIndows vertically. I think...you can try it. Good Luck ....but it is fixable and easily done.

Click start

click "control panel"

click "graphics"

go to rotation tab

make sure "normal" is ticked and not "180"