Do you find it difficult to press multiple keys at once? Sticky Keys lets you use Shift, Ctrl, Alt or Windows logo keys by pressing one key at a time. Use this built-in Windows Accessibility feature and set up Sticky Keys.

Set up Sticky Keys in Windows

If pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL is an acrobatic feat, you can set up Sticky Keys. With Sticky Keys you can hit one key at a time in a keyboard shortcut. You can even set it to make a noise so you know it’s working.

You can set up Sticky Keys in Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP.

Press your “SHIFT” key 5 times in a row, then click on the link, to get going with Sticky Keys in Windows 7 or Windows Vista.

You can also access Set up Sticky Keys option via All Control Panel Items > Ease of Access Center > Set up Sticky Keys.

To toggle on or off the StickyKeys feature, user may press the Shift key 5 times in a row.

See this post if Help windows keep opening automatically when you start any program. You may have to disable StickyKeys.