In Windows 10 system, if you want to install some peripherals, you need to use Microsoft certified drivers, which will lead to some hardware not working properly.
Drivers installed on your computer, such as software downloaded from Windows Update, OEM or some third-party drivers, must be digitally verified by Microsoft through digital signature. This is an electronic safety sign that proves the publisher of the driver and all relevant information related to it. If drivers are not certified by Microsoft, Window will not be able to run them on 32-bit or 64-bit systems.
Windows 10 will only load kernel-mode drivers digitally signed by Dev Portal. However, these changes will only affect the newly installed secure boot operating system. New installations that are not upgraded will require drivers signed by Microsoft.