Windows 10: Filter keys notification coming when turning on laptop

Everytime when I turn on my laptop, there is pop up with a notification of filter keys for tuning it on or off. Keyboard stops working and I need to click on ease of access icon on lock screen, then have to turn on navigation. After that I have to immediately put my password then only it allows some process and then again give me option to fill password. This time it starts working properly. From the past 6 months, I am struggling with this issue. I am not getting direct option to fill password and enter home page. I think it is because of that notification of filter keys.

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Filter Keys

Hi,

Filter Keys are part of the Ease of Access features in Windows 10 that can help users control the keypress repeat rate and ignore the repeated keys. This setting can be disabled by following these steps:

• Click Start.
• Type Control Panel and press Enter.
• Click Ease of Access.
• Click Change how your keyboard works.
• Click Set up Filter Keys.
• Uncheck Turn on Filter Keys when right SHIFT is pressed for 8 seconds.
• Uncheck Turn on Filter Keys.
• Click Apply.
• Click OK.
• Restart your computer.

Let us know if you were able to turn Filter Keys off after following these steps.

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Filter keys for only one key?

Hi. I've been having a lot of trouble with the "A" key on my keyboard (I should note that I'm using a laptop). It keeps repeating the letter twice about a solid 25% of the time I press it and it's really annoying. I've tried the following things to
no effect...

• Removing the "A" key and cleaning underneath it several times.
• Going into Keyboard properties -> Speed -> Repeat delay and moving the slider all the way to the left.
• Troubleshooting the keyboard via the troubleshoot menu (no issues were found).
  

I have had more success by turning on "Filter Keys" and setting the repeat rate to 0.3 seconds. The A key no longer repeats. However, I now have some new problems that come with the nature of Filter Keys being on, such as having to retype the words "following"
and "troubleshooting" several times because they require repeated letters to spell correctly, or being unable to hold down the backspace key to delete large amounts of text.

I guess the question I have is: is it possible to have "filter keys" only apply to my faulty "A" key? If not, what additional or alternative suggestions do you might have for dealing with my repeating "A" key issue?

Many thanks in advance!