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Play a sound when a modifier key is pressed and released:.Turn off Sticky Keys when two keys are press at the same time:īy releasing the ‘ Alt,’ ‘ Shift,’ ‘ Ctrl’ or the ‘ Windows logo key' and another key at the same time, for example when using ‘ Ctrl’ + ‘ S’ to save, ‘ Sticky Keys’ will be turned off.If the ‘Ctrl,’ ‘Alt,’ ‘Shift’or the ‘Windows logo key' are pressed twice in a row, the key remains active until you press the same key for a third time. Lock the modifier key when pressed twice in a row:.Show the Sticky Keys icon on the taskbar:Īdds a shortcut to the task bar for accessing the ‘ Sticky Keys’ settings.This option allows you to turn the Sticky Keys feature on and off, otherwise it is always on. Allow the shortcut key to start Sticky Keys:.You can customise the following ‘ Sticky Keys’ options.On the right of the screen, under ‘ Use Sticky Keys’, click or tap the On/Off toggle switch labelled ‘Press one key at a time for keyboard shortcuts’ to enable this feature.
This is the simplest way of activating the feature, but you may still wish to change some settings. Note: Often, the shortcut key to switch on ‘Sticky Keys’ by pressing the Shift key five times, is enabled by default. This allows you to press one key at a time but your computer treats it as if the keys are being pressed together. The Windows operating system has a built in feature to make the modifier keys (‘Shift’, ‘Alt’, ‘Ctrl’, etc) ‘sticky’.