To open the Ease of Access Center, select:

• Start.
• Control Panel.
• Ease of Access.
• Ease of Access Center.

To open the Ease of Access Center, press:

• Windows logo key [image: Windows logo key] +U.

Under Explore all settings, select:

• Make the keyboard easier to use.

Under Explore all settings, select:

• Make the keyboard easier to use by pressing TAB, then ENTER.

Under Make it easier to type, select:

• Turn on Filter Keys.

Under Make it easier to type, select:

• Turn on Filter Keys by pressing ALT+I.

Under Make it easier to type, select:

• Set up Filter Keys.

Under Make it easier to type, select:

• Set up Filter Keys by pressing ALT+L.

In Set up Filter Keys, be sure Turn on Filter Keys is selected, then select from the following options:

• Turn on Filter Keys when right SHIFT is pressed for 8 seconds if you want to use the shortcut key to turn Filter Keys on and off.
• Display a warning message when turning a setting on if you want to see a visual message when turning Filter Keys on and off.
• Make a sound when turning a setting on and off if you want an audible message when turning Filter Keys on and off.
• Beep when keys are pressed or accepted if you want to hear a beep when keystrokes are accepted.
• Display the Filter Keys icon on the taskbar if you want a visual reminder that Filter Keys is on.
• Save to save your settings and close the dialog box.

In Set up Filter Keys, be sure Turn on Filter Keys is selected (if not, press ALT+L), then select from the following options:

• Turn on Filter Keys when right SHIFT is pressed for 8 seconds by pressing ALT+K, if you want to use the shortcut key to turn Filter Keys on and off.
• Display a warning message when turning a setting on by pressing ALT+A, if you want to see a visual message when turning Filter Keys on and off.
• Make a sound when turning a setting on and off by pressing ALT+M, if you want an audible message when turning Filter Keys on and off.
• Beep when keys are pressed or accepted by pressing ALT+W, if you want to hear a beep when keystrokes are accepted.
• Display the Filter Keys icon on the taskbar by pressing ALT+I, if you want a visual reminder that Filter Keys is on.

Under Type text here to test settings:

• Test your settings by typing within the box before saving your settings.

Move to:

• Type text here to test settings, ALT+N.
• Test your settings by typing within the box before saving your settings.

Save your settings and close the dialog box.

• Select Save.

Save your settings and close the dialog box.

• Select Save by pressing TAB, then ENTER.

• Ignore or slow down brief or repeated keystrokes (Filter Keys)
• Turn on Bounce Keys
• Turn on Repeat Keys and Slow Keys