Seems a bit of an overreaction just because Windows does not work as intended.

The process isn't difficult, but you'll need to know a little more about how Windows works in order to be able to do the job efficiently.

But it does give a hint of one way in which Windows would actually work as a touch operating system.

Windows 2000 does not have native support but may work with third party drivers.

They can't change it because of a legacy software that, you know, requires Windows to work in a certain way.

Incidentally, although Windows will work without a mouse, that approach is definitely not recommended.

But no one is really looking - see, they don't care about how Windows is working.

Consumers need to know that Windows will work in a consistent manner no matter what kind of computer they buy.

This is like - this has been the way Windows has always worked.

So this is just the way Windows works.