When I first discovered this option, I was happy when I quickly had each screen rotated like I wanted it, i.e. Unfortunately it was not just a matter of saying which should rotate how, it is important to do everything in the right order, else you end up with the pen reacting opposite to the screen rotation. It contains a 'Rotation' setting, where you can then define a rotation separately for the notebook and the monitor. I discovered that there is a 'Graphics Options' item in the context menu that pops up if I right-click on an empty part of the desktop. The fact that iRotate was able to send the signal offset by 180° to the two monitors, even though it was only in 'screen extended' mode, convinced me that what I want MUST be possible, and it turns it it is, and I don't even need extra software!ĭon't know how much of it is Fujitsu, how much Intel and how much Windows, so don't know if it will work on the TM2. But I have another computer setup where iRotate will be handy, so thanks for those links. It did not solve the problem (I was able to rotate the two screens separate from it each other, but ONLY if I am extending the screen to the second monitor, not if I want to Clone it to the second monitor.which I need to do if the tabletPC is to function as a 'Cintiq'. I am hoping that bumping this upward (and showing that you are not the only one with this problem), someone with an answer but who haven't seen the thread previously might notice it.Ĭlick to expand.Took a while before I was able to try these links, was on the road without second monitor to test it with. Gets even worse if I attach other stuff like printer and external USB drive. So when I use my tablet as a 'Cintiq imitation' together with an external monitor, and have to use primary landscape if I don't want everything upside down on the external, I don't have the buttons where I want them and the monitor plug+cable is annoying. I have the Fujitsu T4410, and even when it is not connected to an external monitor I prefer using it in secondary landscape, cause I can then press the bezel buttons with my left hand (they are then at the top left), whilst drawing with the pen in my right hand. Was actually considering posting a thread about it here when I saw your thread. I have the same problem, it is extremely annoying but I haven't been able to find a solution anywhere.

Windows 8 external monitor