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Microsoft is testing a Windows 11 change that lets users stop the Sticky Keys prompt appearing again, directly from the prompt itself. The same option is being added to the Filter Keys prompt.
Why it mattersThe change is in an Insider build, not yet the standard release. For now, users can turn off the Sticky Keys shortcut in Settings under Accessibility > Keyboard > Sticky Keys. The prompt is triggered by pressing Shift five times, a shortcut that can interrupt games or creative work when it fires by accident. Ghacks reports that the feature itself remains available in Settings, so this is about stopping an unwanted prompt, not removing an accessibility tool.
Discuss: Should Windows offer more quick fixes in the prompts themselves, or keep these choices tucked away in Settings?
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