A user with a disability needs to be able to press the Ctrl+Alt+Del keyboard sequence one key at a time. Which of the following turns on this Ease ofAccess feature?

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• APress the Shift key five times in a row
• BPress Ctrl+Alt+Esc simultaneously
• CPress Ctrl+Alt+Tab simultaneously
• DPress the Windows key+Tab

• A
  87% (27)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

The Ease of Access feature in Windows that allows a user to press keyboard shortcuts one key at a time is called "Sticky Keys." Sticky Keys is designed to assist users with disabilities who have difficulty pressing multiple keys simultaneously. To enable Sticky Keys: Press the Shift key five times in a row: This is the quickest method to activate Sticky Keys. When you press the Shift key five times, a dialog box appears, asking if you want to turn on Sticky Keys. This method is widely documented as the default shortcut for enabling this feature. Confirmation dialog: A confirmation dialog will appear asking if you want to turn on Sticky Keys. Click "Yes" to enable it. Control Panel or Settings: Alternatively, you can enable Sticky Keys through the Control Panel or the Settings app. Go to "Ease of Access" settings, find the "Keyboard" section, and turn on Sticky Keys from there.

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