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When did MS remove this functionality? and why?
How to customize Function or Sticky Keys?
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Carrie Faircloth
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Is there a way to set a specific "sticky key" or function key up to always type my email address for me?
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DaveM121 849.6K Reputation points Independent Advisor2026-02-10T17:54:19.5533333+00:00 Windows does not have a native functionality to implement this, however, the MIcrosoft PowerToys app available on the Microsoft Store does have that functionality in the Keyboard Manager section.