Cannot Disable Auto-Rotate on Twist s230u

I want to completely disable the screen auto-rotation on my Twist s230u and prevent it from re-enabling at all. The only modes I use it in are tablet mode or laptop mode, so I have no use for this. Is there a way to do this?
The checkbox under the Screen Resolution section of Display Properties doesn't seem to do jack. The screen still rotates when this is unchecked. I've also rolled back the driver of the Lenovo PM Device from 1.67 to 1.66 as per this thread. Can't say I've noticed a difference after this either.
Any other ideas? Thanks.

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All what you need to Disable the auto Rotate Screen is to press on the highlighted button as shows below :-
- There is anotification massage will be dispayed to confirming that the auto rotate disabled
Let me know
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