Whats this?

[Lexi984]

Theres something at the top right of the screen on my mac (screenshot attached)
What is it and how do i stop it? in some cases, it kinda causes problems.

 

[barbu]

It would appear you have enabled the "Sticky Keys" Accessibility option. Visit the Accessibility preference pane to disable it (under Keyboard).

 

[Lexi984]

Theres something at the top right of the screen on my mac (screenshot attached)
What is it and how do i stop it? in some cases, it kinda causes problems.

Thank you! it was annoying me alot. I think something i installed automactily turned it on, because i dont remember setting that option to yes.

 

[DeltaMac]

That symbol is for your Command key, and tells you that it is set, and is completely normal - when you have Sticky Keys enabled.
If you press your Command key several times, you will see that symbol go through two different brightnesses, then turn off. It changes each time you press the Command key.
If you don't need that icon to appear on your screen, then turn off Sticky Keys.
Check in your System Preferences, then the Accessibility pane.
Then, in the Keyboard settings, uncheck "Enable Sticky Keys."

Be sure to check in the Options for Sticky Keys. If you have checked to "press the shift key 5 times to toggle Sticky Keys", then you can still inadvertently turn Sticky Keys back on.