"Display Cannot Switch to Secondary Landscape" - A

[aphex]

When using auto rotate, when i flip my laptop into secondary landscape, i get the aformentioned error message and the screen does not flip into the correct orientation.

If i press the rotate button, it flips into secondary landscape just fine. Tried calibrating the auto rotate, no luck.

Any ideas?

[ewebb02]

When using auto rotate, when i flip my laptop into secondary landscape, i get the aformentioned error message and the screen does not flip into the correct orientation.

If i press the rotate button, it flips into secondary landscape just fine. Tried calibrating the auto rotate, no luck.

Any ideas?

Mine does the same thing. Welcome to the club.

[proaudioguy]

When using auto rotate, when i flip my laptop into secondary landscape, i get the aformentioned error message and the screen does not flip into the correct orientation.

If i press the rotate button, it flips into secondary landscape just fine. Tried calibrating the auto rotate, no luck.

Any ideas?

Mine does the same thing. Welcome to the club.

The only issues I had with it was it would take so long to switch I finally just turned off auto rotate. Now every time I wake it up or boot it in tablet mode, it tries to go into Primary Portrait. I just want it to stay in Primary landscape 98% of the time.

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So do you work there?

[ewebb02]

http://www.schlitterbahn.com/nb/

So do you work there?

LOL no, but it's like 5 minutes from my work/home. It is one of the largest tourist attractions in town, besides tubing down the rivers.

[aphex]

im gonna call lenovo tech support, i'll post back when i know more

[spaznrq]

I wonder if anyone figured out a solution to this problem.

My friend's X61t had this problem. I forgot whether it had it while it was using Vista or WinXP Tablet, but now I've installed WinXP Tablet edition onto it and the problem went away.

I have another problem now, and that is whenever I switch it to tablet mode, I can't get it to orient to "Secondary Landscape" mode immediately. It always starts with "Primary Portrait", then I would have to rotate it at least once to get it to what I want.