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Homelab & Local AI • Published 9h ago • 45 sec read

Windows 11 Beta adds option to permanently disable Sticky Keys prompt

By ChipJolt Hardware & AI Desk • Fact-checked under ChipJolt Editorial Standards
Photo: Aryan Dhiman / Unsplash
Photo: Aryan Dhiman / Unsplash
The Scoop

Microsoft introduced a direct way to disable the Sticky Keys and Filter Keys prompts in Windows 11 Beta build 26320.9876 and Experimental build 26340.9882. Released on November 6, the update eliminates the need to manually toggle the shortcut off through the Accessibility settings menu.

26320.9876
Windows 11 Insider Beta build number
Why It Matters
  • Users can now dismiss the persistent keyboard shortcut prompt directly from the dialog box.
  • The update removes the previous requirement to navigate through the Settings app to disable the feature.
  • The change was confirmed in official Windows Insider release notes.
Primary Source / Reference: TechPowerUp ↗
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