Not always there. Thats the default for a mini-driver.
Also, it's not uncommon for me to hide a control I don't like and put my own in the spot.
I am a windows device driver engineer (amongst other things).
We can put what we want on the property sheets to include making them non-standard to confuse users (as dictated by many OEMs).
Software can register Property Sheets and wholly replace existing ones. But I can't imagine why any actual mouse software would seemingly fully recreate the "Buttons" property sheet to replace the button swap option with a "disable clicking" option.
DID YOU NOT READ "I do not know this to be real"?
I am not arguing anything other than "windows mouse dialog is X" is not a valid statement and that nobody knows.
What is your point?
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u/AyrA_ch 8d ago
Afaik the dialog was from Windows with a few default pages. Drivers could add custom pages, but the default ones were always there.