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‎12-29-2025 05:46 AM

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So a few months ago my entire top half of the laptop broke because one of the hinge screws snapped and tore and cracked my entire screen separated from the shell. Took a month to fix but now that I have it back, the rotation function of the screen has been pretty much completely ruined. When I open the laptop, 90% of the time it thinks it’s in tablet mode and despite the hardware resets I do, it won’t change back. It also just won’t rotate period. When I flip it over to make it a screen, it’ll be upside down and refuse to orientate itself. Is there any way to fix this? Or did Ubreakifix **bleep** up my laptop permanently despite fixing the original problem.

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