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Filter Keys is a free Windows feature that helps individuals who press the wrong keys while typing due to tremor or mild incoordination.

Filter Keys in Windows 10

Windows allows you to adjust the keyboard repeat rate to avoid accidental doubling-up of letters. If this does not meet your needs then Windows also offers a more specialist Slow Keys feature.

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Charlie Danger is an Occupational Therapist who has been finding ways in which technology can help improve the quality of life for adults and children since 1999.

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