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This is designed to help people who have physical disabilities, but it’s inconvenient if you just want to press Shift in peace. Tap your Shift key five times in a row and you’ll see the Sticky Keys prompt.

RELATED: Disable the Irritating Sticky / Filter Keys Popup Dialogs You could set AutoHotkey to only capture these keys while you’re using a specific application - however, you’d have to add each game you play to the list. You can also just exit AutoHotkey and launch it before playing a game. Shift - when the Shift key is pressed at the same time as a letter key, an upper case version of that letter is produced. Tab - move between items or move forward 5 characters (depending on the task). AutoHotkey will release the keys so you can use the Windows Key, Alt+Tab, and other shortcuts normally. Some keys on the keyboard have specific functions which you may not be familiar with. When not playing a game, you can click File > Suspend Hotkeys in AutoHotkey. AutoHotkey will automatically load this script each time you launch it. AutoHotkey will grab the keyboard shortcuts and make them do nothing at all when you press them. Save the in Notepad and click File > Reload Script in AutoHotkey afterward. If there’s another key or combination of keys that bothers you, AutoHotkey can take care of it. If you only want to disable some shortcuts, you can choose which of the lines you want to include in your script.įeel free to look up how AutoHotkey works and add other keyboard shortcuts you’d like it to ignore.

The lines beginning with aren’t necessary - they’re comment lines that don’t do anything, but explain what the script does. Open it and click File > Edit Script.ĭelete the contents of the default AutoHotkey script and add the below content.
