How to Fix Screen Rotation Not Working on Samsung Galaxy S25
HardReset.InfoMay 30, 20252 min705 views
3 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβAccessing and Enabling Auto-Rotate
- π‘ To begin troubleshooting, access your Control Center by expanding the panel.
- π Locate the Auto-Rotate option; ensure it is enabled for the screen to rotate automatically.
- β οΈ If Auto-Rotate is disabled, your phone is locked in portrait mode.
Verifying App Compatibility
- π§© Some applications, particularly certain games, may not support rotation and are designed to work only in portrait or landscape mode.
- π It's important to check the settings within the specific app to see if rotation is supported.
Restarting Your Device
- π If the above steps don't resolve the issue, a restart can often fix problems with sensors.
- β‘ To restart, expand the Control Center, tap the power icon, and select 'Restart'. This process will reset the gyroscope and other sensors responsible for screen orientation.
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Samsung Galaxy S25Screen RotationAuto-RotateControl CenterApp CompatibilityPortrait ModeLandscape ModeDevice RestartGyroscopeSensors
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