I don't recall the exact details anymore, and this is more a Gigabyte problem than a Windows problem per se, but at one point I couldn't enter BIOS on startup because it wouldn't accept USB inputs in their fast start up, and I couldn't turn off fast start up without restarting with Windows secure boot of whatever, which was a small problem because while in boot it would accept numerical and function keyboard inputs, the option I needed was only selectable by mouse (and presumably touch screen) for God knows what reason. I also assume it was, in the before times, designed to be used with tab+enter as well but guess what key didn't work?

Point is, I wouldn't assume just because there's a button they can click on it with Windows.

Or that clicking it won't brick your system for that matter.