Windows 8.1 Start Image Orientation Problem

@dhruba-sunuwar-yZGf9m • Oct 8, 2024

Oct 8, 2024

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every time I turn on my computer , it shows as the following pic I've uploaded... what can be done to stop that from happening. also, my computer hangs just after i start it and as i restart it doesn't hang. but the next time i start my computer the same problem appears and as i restart it works perfectly fine.. i have tried formatting my computer , but it didn't help. what might be the cause and solution to this problem. my pc configurations are:
Processor- intel Pentium 4
RAM- 3 GB
system type- 32 bit OS
win 8.1

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Anoop Kumar

@anoop-kumar-GDGRCn • Dec 15, 2013

You have two boot sectors which is identified by your system
Try following after login into system
win+R --> msconfig --> boot (tab) --> select and delete other option.
Hope this will solve the issue.

PS: you can change picture orientation in windows picture viewer Ctrl + ,(comma) 😉
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dhruba sunuwar

@dhruba-sunuwar-yZGf9m • Dec 15, 2013

Anoop Kumar
You have two boot sectors which is identified by your system
Try following after login into system
win+R --> msconfig --> boot (tab) --> select and delete other option.
Hope this will solve the issue.

PS: you can change picture orientation in windows picture viewer Ctrl + ,(comma) 😉
thanks a lot, and what about the hanging problem! do you have any solutions to that too! 😀
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Anoop Kumar

@anoop-kumar-GDGRCn • Dec 15, 2013

I believe thread title has been updated. but it's not start image orientation problem.
It is picture orientation problem only.

Are you using cracked version 👀. Then it's difficult because no body knows how crack is working. Mostly they start working at time of boot only and might causing problem.
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dhruba sunuwar

@dhruba-sunuwar-yZGf9m • Dec 28, 2013

Anoop Kumar
I believe thread title has been updated. but it's not start image orientation problem.
It is picture orientation problem only.

Are you using cracked version 👀. Then it's difficult because no body knows how crack is working. Mostly they start working at time of boot only and might causing problem.
the problem is not with the windows i guess. i used windows 7 before and the same problem was there. i thought changing the operating system would solve the problem so installed win 8.1. yet the problem persisted. its probably because of faulty hardware...
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yogi.bharadwaj

@yogibharadwaj-l2QJTU • Dec 31, 2013

dhruba sunuwar
every time I turn on my computer , it shows as the following pic I've uploaded... what can be done to stop that from happening. also, my computer hangs just after i start it and as i restart it doesn't hang. but the next time i start my computer the same problem appears and as i restart it works perfectly fine.. i have tried formatting my computer , but it didn't help. what might be the cause and solution to this problem. my pc configurations are:
Processor- intel Pentium 4
RAM- 3 GB
system type- 32 bit OS
win 8.1
as i know that microsoft launches the windows8 advanced version with 8.1 but this is not compatible for many because it is not very well integrated with the devices so it shows a problem to operate it and the speed is also decreases or i can say that it is not better to upgrade to it.
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dhruba sunuwar

@dhruba-sunuwar-yZGf9m • Jan 24, 2014

yogi.bharadwaj
as i know that microsoft launches the windows8 advanced version with 8.1 but this is not compatible for many because it is not very well integrated with the devices so it shows a problem to operate it and the speed is also decreases or i can say that it is not better to upgrade to it.
actually the problem was with windows 7 , thinking that it would be solved i formatted my computer and used win 8.1... but it didnt do so.....!! :/
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yogi.bharadwaj

@yogibharadwaj-l2QJTU • Jan 26, 2014

dhruba sunuwar
actually the problem was with windows 7 , thinking that it would be solved i formatted my computer and used win 8.1... but it didnt do so.....!! :/
try windows 8 its better for u
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dhruba sunuwar

@dhruba-sunuwar-yZGf9m • Feb 24, 2014

yogi.bharadwaj
try windows 8 its better for u
you don't seem to be getting my question !!! thanks anyways for the effort!!
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