Stick Keys -

Sticky Keys is a Windows (and macOS) accessibility feature designed for people who have difficulty pressing two or more keys at the same time.

Tap Shift 5 times and click "No" (or follow the steps below for a permanent fix). Windows 10 & 11 Settings Open the Start Menu and click on the Settings (gear icon). Go to Accessibility (or Ease of Access). Scroll down to the Keyboard section on the left sidebar. Toggle the Sticky Keys switch to "Off" or "On." stick keys

Sticky Keys is an accessibility feature that modifies the input behavior of modifier keys—specifically Shift, Ctrl, Alt, and the Windows/Command key. When activated, these keys remain "stuck" in a pressed state until a subsequent key is pressed, allowing for one-handed operation of complex shortcuts. Sticky Keys is a Windows (and macOS) accessibility

Sticky keys, also known as "sticky key" or "slow key" technology, is a feature that allows you to press a keyboard modifier key (such as Shift, Ctrl, or Alt) and have it remain active even after you release the key. This allows you to perform keyboard shortcuts that require multiple keystrokes with ease. Go to Accessibility (or Ease of Access)