Microsoft Is Finally Making Windows Sticky Keys Dialogs Less Sticky
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In full part or in the middle of a text, you have to press the Shift key five times in order for Windows to offer you to enable the remaining keys. Microsoft is testing a checkbox to make disappear for good this window, which appeared in 1995.
Truly, I tell you: before you get annoyed by the Sticky Keys message in Windows, you'll have to press SHIFT five times. The message isn't a problem once, but when it does appear, it would be nice to be able to disable the five-times SHIFT key press and launch the feature directly in that window. And finally, after 30 years, Microsoft will fix this. A small thing, but it's a welcome one.
If you press the Shift button too often when playing or typing quickly, you know it: A warning tone sounds and a pop-up appears to be a snap-in function. After more than 30 years, Microsoft is now testing a simple solution to solve the annoying problem. (Read more)
Microsoft took 31 years to let you kill Windows 11’s Sticky Keys popup, which exists because of a Windows 95-era pinball game
We tested the new "Never turn on Sticky Keys with this shortcut" checkbox in Build 26340.9882. The original author of the dialog says he wrote it in 1995 because kids kept triggering Sticky Keys in Space Cadet Pinball, and Marcus Ash says Microsoft is working on modernizing legacy Win32 dialogs.
After 30 years, Windows 11 has fixed a problem that was particularly bothersome for gamers. This is a message that appears after quickly pressing the Shift key, asking if you want to enable Sticky Keys. The message can appear during... Full version of the page: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/windows_shift_30_lat-55930.html
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