Keyboard issue, filter key? Solved

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Hello, the shift key on my keyboard was pressed for more than 8 seconds, so it gave me a message like (sticky keys activated), and now a small clock-shaped logo is present at the bottom right of my screen and is hiding the other logos of my programs. Help!! What is this sticky keys thing, how can I undo this false manipulation??? Thanks

Cesel45 · Accepted Answer

Hello
you do this

RIGHT SHIFT for eight seconds (Activates or deactivates Sticky Keys)
(next to the star)

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harmo222 · Answer

Problem solved, thanks!

KLK · Answer

IT DOESN'T WORK FOR ME!!!! HELP!!!!  THE NUMBERS DON'T EVEN WORK ANYMORE!!! HELP ME PLEASE §§§

KLK · Answer

No, it's fine, thank you anyway, but the shortcut wasn't working, I had to mess around :)

Cesel45 · Answer

There is also the option to disable the "Filter Keys"

To open Accessibility Options, click Start, Control Panel, and then double-click on Accessibility Options.

Open Accessibility Options.
Under the Keyboard tab, under Filter Keys, click Settings and perform one or more of the following actions:
To use the shortcut to turn Filter Keys on or off by pressing the SHIFT key for eight seconds or more, check the box Use Shortcut.
To ignore a key press that repeats too quickly, select Ignore repeated keystrokes.
To set other options, including the delay that must elapse between repeated keystrokes for them to be recognized as intentional, click Settings.

Cesel45 · Answer

Hello  With Windows 7, press the Shift key five times in a row. Respond "No"  --  Have a nice day. Cesel45

Keyboard issue, filter key?

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