You can begin the process of disabling Sticky Keys in one of two ways. Either way will take you to the Ease of Access window, where you can find the option to disable Sticky Keys.

For your first option, you can tap the Shift key five times rapidly. This will cause the Sticky Keys notification to pop up. At the bottom of the notification, click Disable this keyboard shortcut in Ease of Access keyboard settings.

Can’t get this to work, or you want to know how to return to this screen to turn Sticky Keys back on? Open the Start Menu, type “sticky keys,” and click Lock the Sticky Keys modifier when it’s pressed twice in a row.

Regardless of which route you take, you’ll find yourself in the Ease of Access section, where you can customize your keyboard. Under Use Sticky Keys, set the toggle to Off. Then, untick the checkbox that says Allow the shortcut key to start Sticky Keys.

Now when you press Shift five times, the window will not pop up.