A feature, not a problem ;-) As you know, keyboard shortcuts involve holding down a combination of keys, which can be either 2 keys like Winkey+E (to open Explorer) or 3 keys Ctrl+Shft+A (to mark all email messages as read) but for some this is easier said than done. If you often struggle with key combinations then Sticky Keys may be the answer that you're looking for as by having this function enabled allows you to press one key at a time rather that all at the same time so for a key combination like Ctrl+Shft+A you simply have press and release Ctrl, then press and release Shft, then press and release A. Life has never been easier... contortionist fingers be gone!!

To Turn StickyKeys
On the Taskbar hit Start
Select Settings
Select Control Panel
Click Accessibility Options
Click the Keyboard tab
Under Sticky Keys check Use Sticky Keys
Hit Apply
Hit OK
Close Control Panel


To turn StickyKeys off do as above but Uncheck the box

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