Sticky Keys is an accessibility feature in computer operating systems that helps users who have difficulty pressing multiple keys at once. When activated, it allows users to press one key at a time for keyboard shortcuts instead of needing to hold down multiple keys simultaneously. This can be particularly useful for individuals with limited dexterity. To enable Sticky Keys, users typically go to the accessibility settings of their operating system. Once turned on, a small icon may appear on the screen, indicating that the feature is active. Users can then press keys like Shift, Ctrl, or Alt one at a time to execute commands, making it easier to navigate and use their devices.