Lenovo s10-3t boots up to portrait mode

I recently got my s10-3t and it has been great. However, recently, I am getting a strange behavior. When cold starting the lenovo, the screen is defaulted to portrait mode. The only way for me to change it back into landscape mode is to turn the netbook into a tablet and then rotate the screen that way. The rotate screen button does not work in netbook mode.
Has anyone experience this and what is the fix to it?

Hi there... did you update to latest BIOS.. ? there is an Update for auto detection function
that could be the one...
IdeaPad S10-3t
Version 25
24CN25WW.exe
http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/us/en/DriversDow nloads/drivers_show_3299.html
Summary of changes
==================
Fixed: Backlight sometimes turned off when resuming from S4
Added TV cards in whitelist
Added LCD panel brightness table auto detection function
Added CPT panel brightness table
Updated audio codec verb table
Fixed: Memory corruption during S3 resume
Fixed: Boot sequence changed when rebooting through system preload
sincerely KalvinKlein
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i don't have s10-2 but as i remember it comes with soldered and another ram stick. it usually happens when the soldered ram is out of order but not sure what your problem really is.
still, whatever your issue is you will need hardware support cause you tried all of the suggestions that i may suggest. if you have valid warranty, contact lenovo support line for possible mainboard replacement.
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EndSubSection
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[ 14.511] (II) intel(0): RandR 1.2 enabled, ignore the following RandR disabled message.
[ 14.511] (==) intel(0): DPMS enabled
[ 14.511] (==) intel(0): Intel XvMC decoder disabled
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Message Edited by keysh2oboy on 07-23-2009 02:28 PM
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Hi,  thanks for more information about that ..
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i never do this with windows itself.....
..you says ...the only menu option gives you 32GB is strange, whole harddrive must be 149,05 GigaByte =160 GB...
if harddrive could be never partitioned, even with other computer... the harddrive have a faulty or wrong firmware...
try in BIOS F9 for setup defaults and then these AHCI & Compatible settings in BIOS ... (AHCI is default)
i always have 2 or more other harddrives (the one i used as provingground for all new scenarios is the little 160 GB   )... at last option i would try other harddrive (fresh or complete unpartition)...
sincerely KalvinKlein.   .
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The hidden D: drive holds this magic capability. It also allows you to boot to a Linux system and run a program by just pushing one button. That was a strange and clever thing to do. It, also, is done under the hidden auspices of that D: partition.
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why you need to update the BIOS ,if its nessasry you can contact nearest service center in order to help you in this
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