Open the Control Panel from the Start button.
Then Open Ease of Access.
After that, click on Ease of Access Center.
From the list, click “Make the keyboard easier to use.
Uncheck the box for “Turn on Sticky Keys.” Then, click OK to confirm
Now, to disable the shortcut, click “Set up Sticky Keys
Uncheck all the boxes and that’s all
Disabling Sticky Keys can really improve your typing experience, especially if you often accidentally activate it. Speaking of settings, have you encountered any activation issues in Windows? It can be a bit tricky sometimes.
I myself used to have a big problem with sticky keys, it would activate right in the middle of an important email. After I turned it off, typing became much smoother. When I was dealing with other settings, I also tried using kms activator to activate Windows, which made the whole process much easier for me. Now I can focus on my work without any distractions.
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