Microsoft is introducing a change to the Sticky Keys and Filter Keys prompts in Windows 11. Users will soon be able to disable these notifications directly from the dialog box, preventing them from appearing again after accidental triggers.
This update is currently available in Beta build 26320.9876 and Experimental build 26340.9882, which were released to Windows Insiders on November 6. Previously, users had to manually navigate to Settings, Accessibility, and Keyboard to disable the shortcuts.
The Beta build also transitions the channel to Windows 11 26H2 and includes a rebuilt Windows Search feature. While the update aims to reduce interruptions for users who do not utilize these accessibility tools, Microsoft has not confirmed a release date for the general public.
