It is unchecked, I have told it not to support Dualshock 4 or any other controllers.
It's 100% a Steam problem. Anything from GOG or any other clients works completely fine with DS4Windows. Basically, I can play via Bluetooth, run low on battery, plug it into my case, charge it, and the unplug it seamlessly. Essentially just like you can do on a PS4.
Steam's native controller "support" just hijacks it as a generic xinput device and then I get doubled inputs and other weird stuff like.... gyro camera (!?) on Dark Souls III. Then when I unplug it, it's no longer recognized by Bluetooth and has to be uninstalled / reinstalled.
Does anyone have a similar problem, or a solution?