Microsoft is testing a new option in Windows 11 that allows users to stop being asked about Sticky Keys and Filter Keys prompts directly from the pop-ups. Instead of requiring a visit to Settings, the dialog includes a way to permanently disable the activation prompts.
Across outlets, the reporting focuses on the convenience of the new checkbox or “choose not to be asked again” control. Engadget and How-To Geek both emphasize that Windows 11 soon lets users silence the annoying prompts without opening Settings.
Slashdot adds extra context about where Microsoft is testing the change, citing specific Windows Insider builds in an Experimental and Beta ring. It also notes that Microsoft is working on modernizing older dialog interfaces and frames the update as the culmination of a long-running annoyance.
