Thanks for the post...

The rotate button has the correct effect... the orientation changes.

"Woody" wrote:

> In article <936EF598-95CC-427A-85AD-B330232BD292@microsoft.com>,
> RobH@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> > HP claims that they never heard of this. Support at HP had me install battery
> > mgt patches and a BIOS update that did not work.
> >
> > Does anyone familiar with Windows XP Tablet edition know of any settings or
> > modifications that can be set for what happens when the Tablet is rotated on
> > the keyboard swivel?
>
> There are a whole series of options, but none of them are particularly
> human readable. They are all read by the process cpqmcsrv.exe
> Where it comes to changing the screen, it reads the nvidia docked
> profile settings and selects the one that you have just gone to.
> Then it makes just over 2500 registry calls to specific controls before
> handing control over to wisptis.exe.
>
> If you have a software problem in there it is more likely to be graphics
> rather than anything else, but I would personally not be suprised if it
> wasn't related to the hardware in the keyboard.
>
> What happens when you press the rotate button manually (as that performs
> the same steps as the keyboard doing it)
>
> --
> Woody
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