Here are a few ways to do just that.

What Is Sticky Keys?

Sticky Keys is aWindows accessibility featurethat makes using keyboard shortcuts easier.

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If you have difficulties pressing multiple keys simultaneously, using Sticky Keys is a good idea.

Each method is followed differently, but achieves the same result.

Here are your options.

Press the Shift button five times.

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Press the Shift key five times in a row, and Windows will turn off the Sticky Keys feature.

You won’t see a confirmation message on your screen, but rest assured the feature has been disabled.

you’ve got the option to confirm that by pressing the Windows key.

Choose “Accessibility” in the menu.

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you’re free to use this menu to turn the Sticky Keys feature on and off.

To use it, open Quick controls by pressing Windows+A.

Turn off “Sticky Keys."

Another way to open this menu is by clicking theWi-Fior battery icon in your system tray.

In the menu that opens, select “Accessibility.”

In the “Accessibility” menu, suspend the “Sticky Keys” option.

Choose "Keyboard."

And your feature is now turned off.

To use it, open controls by pressing Windows+i.

In the left sidebar, click “Accessibility.”

Turn off “Sticky Keys."

On the right pane, choose “Keyboard.”

On the “Keyboard” page, toggle off the “Sticky Keys” option.

To use it,open Control Panel on your PC.

Click “Ease of Access."

In Control Panel, select “Ease of Access.”

Choose “Change How Your Keyboard Works.”

block the “Turn On Sticky Keys” option.

Select “Change How Your Keyboard Works."

To use this option, first, open a “Run” dialog box using Windows+R.

On the right pane, double-tap the “Flags” entry.

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Disable “Sticky Keys."

Type “regedit” and press Enter.

Open the “Flags” entry.

Enter 506 and click “OK."