But first, what does it do? Filter Keys tells Windows to ignore brief or repeated accidental keystrokes. You can adjust how long a key must be held down before it registers (slow keys) or how long to wait before a held key starts repeating (repeat keys).
As someone who deals with occasional hand tremors and a keyboard that sometimes registers repeated keystrokes, I finally discovered – and it’s been a game-changer. If you’ve ever typed a sentence that looks like “heellloooo” because your key bounced, or if Windows ignores your brief presses, Filter Keys is for you. how to turn on filter keys
Set a shortcut (right Shift for 8 sec) to toggle it quickly when someone else uses your PC. But first, what does it do