Frequently Asked Questions       Show Part Numbers       Hide Part Numbers 5083, 5603, 6231, 6231R, 6232, 6232R, 6640, 6640R, 7005483, 7005576R, 7005595, 7005687R, 7005719R, 7010615, 7010615R, 7010639R, 7010663R, 7010664R, 7010666R, 7010686R, 7010687R, 7010691R, 7010693R, 7010694R, 7010695R, 7010696R, 7010697R, 7010698R, 7010699R, 7010700R, 7010708R, 7010739R, 7010740R, 7010742R, 7010744R, 7010746R, 7010756R, 7010761R, 7010769R, 7010771R, 7010772R, 7010775R, 7010776R, 7010820R, 7010821R, 7010822R, 7010823R, 7010824R, 7010827R, 7010828R, 7010835R, 7010836R, 7010861R, 7010911R, 7010913R, 7010931R, 7010932R, 7010933R, 7010934R, 7010935R, 7010947R, 7010956R, 7010961R, 7010975R, 7010976R, 7010983R, 7010989R, 7010990R, 7515236, 7515401 Q: I am using third party rotation software. Will this conflict with the rotation features in EzTune? A: There is a possibility that conflicts may occur. If the rotation software is not part of your video driver (ATI, NVidia, Intel, and so forth), you should first remove the application. If you are using the video driver's rotation features, you should first set the rotation to 0 degrees and then disable the video driver rotation feature. If after using EzTune and you see your screen rotation image corrupted, be sure that the video driver rotation feature is not enabled. In this case, you may have to remove and then reinstall EzTune to resolve the conflicting rotation applications.