Introduction
Toggle keys are a great feature of Microsoft Windows. Whenever you turn on/off a toggle key in Windows 10 you can hear a tone when you press the key. The most common toggle key is Caps Lock that toggles the letter keys between lowercase and uppercase mode. Some keyboards also have other toggle keys like (Num Lock, Scroll Lock and Insert). There is a Toggle Keys button in Windows 10 that specifies whether to make a sound when certain keys are press by you.
Sometimes you press a wrong key when typing and it is very confusing when you press a Caps Lock, Num Lock and Scroll Lock keys without your knowledge. The Toggle Key option is there for solving your problem. After you turn it on, you will be able to hear a tone whenever you press a wrong key, like Caps Lock, Num Lock and Scroll Lock. A Toggle Key is really helpful during typing. Using the Toggle key you get notified about the changes.
The following is the procedure to turn on/off your system toggle keys.
Step 1
Click on the Home button and go to the setting.
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Step 2
After clicking on Settings you will get a new window, click on Ease of Access.
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Step 3
Now you will get many options in your left sidebar when you click on Keyboard.
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Step 4
After clicking on keyboard you will get many options from your right side, see the third option.
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Step 5
To turn on your Toggle keys, move the slider from the left to the right.
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Now you can hear a sound notification whenever you press the Caps Lock, Num Lock or Scroll Lock keys.
Note: If you want to turn off the Toggle keys, simply move the slider right to left.
Summary: This article showed how to turn on/off toggle keys in Windows 10.