Windows 10: Pivot Monitor Vertical Orientation

Hi.I have a HP E223 monitor that can rotate from landscape to portrait.However, when I rotate it, the desktop with all the icons does not rotate as well.Is this normal? Shouldn't it be automatic?Do I have to go into the Windows screen settings every time and set the rotation myself?

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Windows 10 pivot monitor (vertical orientation)

I awere about that Change screen orientation.
It is work perfectly fine until I set my external monitor as main screen (when my laptop monitor is set as main screen it is ok). After I click Make this my main display box, exteranal monitor display image
as it should, but cursor behave as before change orientation. (more over cursor changed orientation on laptop screen up for mouse is right for cursor).

 

Windows 10 pivot monitor (vertical orientation)

Hi,

The cursor's behavior should not change even after toggling your screen's orientation. To answer your question on how to set/change your main screen's orientation, kindly refer to this article:
Change screen orientation.

Let us know if you will need further assistance.

 

How to 'separate' a vertical oriented monitor?

I am using Windows 10 Education with two external monitors. For reading purposes one of them is oriented vertically.
On the 'normal' monitor I can use the button 'Windows+[arrow_key_leftOrRight]' to automatically separate my monitor in different sections horizontal.

I am looking for the same function for the vertically oriented monitor, so placing one window in the upper half and one in the lower half. However, only the mentioned key 'windows+leftOrRight_arrow' work and these align the windows either on the left or right side but not upper or lower side.

Does anyone know how this can be changed?