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The way to fix Windows-10 issues in Acer laptops?

Acer laptop users have reported several problems after updating to Windows 10. We are talking about some common Acer difficulties with updating to Windows-10 and the solutions to all these problems.
ELAN Touch-pad isn't functioning after upgrading to Windows 10

To eliminate this issue, you will need to reinstall and uninstall the Touchpad Drivers by following steps listed below.

• Press Windows key + X
• Select Device Manager from the listing
• Look for TouchPad Drivers at the Devices listing
• Right-click the Touch-pad apparatus and select uninstall
• From the uninstall dialog, choose the option to delete the Driver package from the computer system. This causes it to delete the older Driver bundle that has been set up
• Go into the Action menu in the Device Manager; pick the Scan for hardware modifications option. This will cause the operating system to reinstall the TouchPad Drivers
• When the Drivers are installed, close all windows and restart your laptop
• In the event the above-mentioned opt-out process does not resolve the problem, you need to search for the latest touchpad Drivers in the Acer site. If there are no touchpad Drivers for Windows 10, then you need to download Windows 8 Touchpad drivers and then install them in compatibility mode. 

Below are measures you Want to follow for this:

• Download Windows8 TouchPad drivers out of the Acer Website
• Right-click to the driver installation file and click on Properties
• Click Compatibility tab
• Assess the box'Run this program in compatibility mode for' and choose Windows-8 from the Dropdown menu and then proceed with the installment
• Once the passengers are set up, restart your laptop
• One of the reasons for this particular HDMI dilemma is compatibility problems with Graphic Card Drivers. Installing Graphics Card Drivers incompatibility mode is really a wise solution for this situation.

 The steps you Want to follow for this are set out here:

• Go to Desktop and sort run programs in hunt box
• Select Run apps made for previous versions of Windows
• Choose the app you would like to install in compatibility mode
• Should You not find the program in the list, select Maybe Not listed
• Select Next and follow on-screen Directions
• If You're facing issues while doing the following Actions given above, you have the option of changing compatibility settings manually by following the Actions set out below:
• Proceed to Desktop and form the title of the program
• Choose the program from the listing of results and click Open file location
• Right-click on App icon and then select Properties > Compatibility tab
• From the following screen, choose Change Settings for several customers
• Provide admin account and password when prompted
• Select Okay