How to solve the problem of sticky keys prompt popping up after pressing shift 5 times in win7 system?

php editor Yuzai today will share with you a small problem about the win7 system, that is, when we press the shift key 5 times, a sticky key prompt will pop up. Such prompts may interrupt our work and cause us inconvenience. So, how to solve this problem? Below I will introduce the solution in detail to you.

#Win7 system press shift 5 times to pop up the sticky keys solution

1. First, we open the "Control Panel" in the start menu.

#2. Change the "View By" in the upper right corner to "Large Icons".

#3. Find the "Ease of Access Center".

#4. Click "Make the keyboard easier to use".

#5. Click "Set Sticky Keys".

#6. Uncheck the box above "Enable Sticky Keys when pressing the Shift key five times" and click OK.

Method 2:

If none of the above methods can solve the problem, you can consider reinstalling the system.

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System installation method

This site provides you with two system installation methods, local Hard drive installation is the simplest installation method. It is recommended to make a U disk boot tool before using the hard disk installation. If the hard disk installation fails, or your computer cannot be turned on, is stuck at the welcome interface, cannot enter the desktop, or has a blue screen, etc., then you need to choose the U disk to reinstall the system. .

Warm reminder: When reinstalling the system, the current system disk (usually the C drive) will be formatted. Be sure to back up the data on the C drive and desktop in advance.

1. Local hard disk installation: Hard disk installation Win7 system tutorial

2. U disk startup tool installation: U disk reinstallation win7 system tutorial

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