You can now lock the modifier key when a button is pressed twice, turn Sticky Keys off when two keys are pressed at once, and change feedback settings.

You get even more ways to customize Sticky Keys than before in Control Panel. Navigate to Control Panel > Ease of Access > Ease of Access Center > Make the keyboard easier to use. Search for and open Control Panel from the Start menu. Try that if the above steps are not working for you. You can also access Sticky Keys settings from the Control Panel. Scroll a little to find Filter key settings, if you are using it too and want to customize it.įinally, you can enable sound cues to know every time Sticky Keys are enabled and show a warning message. You can also enable the Shift key shortcut to toggle Sticky Keys on or off quickly. You can enable Sticky Keys here under Use Sticky Keys heading.

Press Windows key+I to open Settings and navigate to Ease of Access > Keyboard. Press on Yes to enable it or No to disable it.

Press it to see if that works or if you don’t want it to turn on, keep that in mind. Have you tried the Shift key shortcut? Pressing the left Shift key 5 times in quick succession will turn on Sticky Keys.

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