: Hotkeys are usually managed by your graphics driver. Look for the Intel Graphics Command Center , NVIDIA Control Panel , or AMD Radeon Settings to re-enable them.
This outline and examples should give you a starting point. However, developing a robust and user-friendly feature to rotate a monitor with a hotkey will likely require more extensive coding and testing.
You might use CGDisplayRotate from Core Graphics.
Standard hotkeys (Ctrl + Alt + Arrows) were largely phased out in later versions of Windows 10 and 11, as they often conflicted with other software. If they don’t work:
You'll need to register a global hotkey that your application will listen for. This hotkey will trigger the monitor rotation.
: Hotkeys are usually managed by your graphics driver. Look for the Intel Graphics Command Center , NVIDIA Control Panel , or AMD Radeon Settings to re-enable them.
This outline and examples should give you a starting point. However, developing a robust and user-friendly feature to rotate a monitor with a hotkey will likely require more extensive coding and testing.
You might use CGDisplayRotate from Core Graphics.
Standard hotkeys (Ctrl + Alt + Arrows) were largely phased out in later versions of Windows 10 and 11, as they often conflicted with other software. If they don’t work:
You'll need to register a global hotkey that your application will listen for. This hotkey will trigger the monitor rotation.