Monitor won’t rotate? You might be able to use a replacement stand<article>
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<p>Monitor won’t rotate? You might be able to use a replacement standOn
the heels of a recent column about macOS’s built-in option for rotating a monitor from landscape to portrait display via the Displays preference pane (or third-party software), some readers noted their monitors lacked a physical component.</p><p>Some monitor display stands include a rotation joint, and can also extend themselves higher to allow the screen to be at the correct elevation in portrait view. However, you may never have considered that as an option to look for when buying a monitor. You may be able to retrofit rotation, however, by using the VESA hardware interface found on the back of many monitors and some computers, or by adding a VESA adapter if your device lacks it.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3567410/rotate-your-monitor-with-a-replacement-stand.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Monitor won’t rotate? You might be able to use a replacement stand
