Q&A for How to Turn Your Computer Screen Upside Down

If your computer is Windows 10 or above, the easiest way to rotate the screen is to go to the Display menu in the System portion of your PC's settings. From there, use the Orientation drop-down menu to adjust your screen.

Probably not—if anything, it might be more challenging since you have to move your mouse in the opposite direction than you're used to. You know your own study habits best, though, so feel free to give it a try if you think it could help!

Your computer might be too new to use the Ctrl+Alt+Arrows shortcut. Instead, go to your PC's Settings and choose the Display option from the System category. From there, use the Orientation drop-down menu to adjust your screen.

No. It is much easier to just go to settings or use the shortcut.

Just use the same steps to change the orientation of the screen until it's back to its original position.

It is the same as the refresh key. It should be at the top of the keyboard, it looks like an arrow going in a circle.

Dell usually manufactures their PCs and laptops with a Windows OS interface, so if you follow the first method you should be good to go.

Hold CTRL, SHIFT, and the Refresh key. It looks like an Undo button. That will rotate the screen once, press it again to rotate it once more, until at the desired rotation level.

Use control shift refresh for Chrome or look up to the top of the screen to find out which one works for you.