Logically most of the time the buttons are disabled for a good reason but there are times when you really need them enabled. It could also be a restriction set by the administrator to prevent other people from tampering the system and changing the configurations. This limitation is there on purpose and for reasons like restricting the functionality until the software is activated or as a safety measure that requires to complete a step before allowing you to proceed to the next.
You may have noticed that there are times when certain buttons, checkboxes or windows in a software or Microsoft Windows operating system itself gets disabled or grayed out and clicking on them will have no effect.
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