Microsoft’s November 6, 2026, release notes describe a “don’t ask again” option for the Sticky Keys and Filter Keys activation prompts in Windows 11 Insider Beta Preview Build 26320.9876 and Experimental Preview Build 26340.9882. Both builds are based on Windows 11 version 26H2. (Microsoft’s Beta release notes; Experimental release notes)
The option dismisses an activation prompt; it does not switch off the accessibility feature.
The option dismisses the prompt, not the feature
The change lets users choose in the dialog not to be asked again. It applies to the activation prompts for Sticky Keys and Filter Keys, rather than disabling either feature. Those accessibility settings remain a separate part of Windows.
Experimental rollout is gradual
Microsoft says the Experimental build’s change is rolling out gradually to a subset of Windows Insiders. The option may therefore not appear for every Insider. Microsoft also cautions that preview features can change, be removed, or never ship beyond the Insider program.
