Windows 10: Upgrading to Win10 has become a nightmare.

I’m not sure if this is the right sub to post this on but here it goes.

After really not wanting to upgrade my windows from 8.1 to 10 for the 4th time (because every time I did it I would get major issues) I thought this time would be different. Me just wanting to play the new CoD Warzone (can only run on Win10).

So I upgrade, the first thing that happens is my USB ports don’t work. I tried updating the driver by searching auto for updates and also tried to troubleshoot it and it said “the issues can not be detected). I’m device manager it says error code 39. Then I restarted my computer and my trackpad stopped working and had to get this fixed as well in device manager, I restarted another time and the trackpad stopped working again (fixed it again). To add the cherry on top according to trouble shooting “Bluetooth does not exist on my computer” even tho it worked fine one win 8.1. So here I am left with searching the internet to try and find solutions to all these problems and I don’t even know what to do anymore because none of the proposed solutions are working. I’m assuming there is a bigger issue here that is causing all these problems.

If anyone had any advice on what to do, as far as I understand it my main issues are all driver related and I wish I could just install all the correct drivers and have everything up to date with a click of a button.

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• Update&security -> Windows update -> Finding update... .... .... ....

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Win10 Anniversary upgrade

Hello - I'm trying to upgrade to the Win10 Anniversary on a client's laptop. The laptop previously had Symantec Endpoint Protection, but it was removed before the free upgrade was performed from win7 home edition. The copy of SEP was not compatible with
the upgrade to Win10, but it was supposedly successfully removed.

Now the Anniversary upgrade stops and reports that it can't continue due to incompatibility with SEP. I've checked the startup, there's no SEP listed, there's no active SEP components listed under the task manager, and I'm unable to manually remove registry
keys through the regedit program.

So: would it be possible to:

Roll back to the previous win edition, reinstall SEP, then remove SEP, and upgrade to Win10 again?

Manually edit the registry (assuming that I can find the offending key(s)) so the installation can complete?

I don't have access to the latest copy of clean wipe, so I'm not sure that would help.

Please provide any suggestions and thanks in advance

Bill