- Grab the latest release from the Releases page
- Unzip the archive
- Run
QuickRotate.exe
- (optional) Add QuickRotate to the list of startup applications
- Create a shortcut to
QuickRotate.exe
(e.g.: by Right-click > Create shortcut) - Press
Win + R
to open up the Run prompt and type inshell:startup
- Drop the shortcut in the Startup directory
- Create a shortcut to
- Right-click on the tray icon to bring up the menu
- Select the displays you want to change
- Click on the orientation you want to set
QuickRotate only depends on the .NET 6.0 SDK. You should be able to open it with Visual Studio without any issues.
Huge thanks to Yosh from StackOverflow for most of the native display management code.