Troubleshoot Reset after updating to b1151

[kowalski215]

Briefly explain your current issue(s)

None

Steps taken to resolve, but have been unsuccessful

Hard reset

Hi everyone, I'm currently working on my new Surface Pro 4. Yesterday I upgraded to Win 10 10586 (the latest build released). This morning, the touchpad of the surface cover wasn't working (probably the driver was missingbut there was no way to update it). After chatting with Microsoft HelpDesk I did a hard reset of the device, which have brought it back to the previous build; then, I updated. Now the touchpad is working fine.
I was told from the technical support that the problem was due to the antiviru (Eset Smart Security). Is it possible? Could you suggest me any other antivirus that can protect my new device without being too heavy and battery drainer?
Thanks in advance for your help

 

[SloppyMcFloppy]

You can try Webroot SecureAnywhere. Also, Microsoft customer support is the worse customer support Microsoft had, and you should not call them to help anything. Trust me, i did called them in the past, and all they say is they will not help me until i pay them like whay the heck? And you should ask them to provide evidence not just words come out of their mouth.

 

[kowalski215]

Well, I had to to that. I bought the Surface almost one week ago, if there's any problem I can actually still ask for a replacement.
I asked for evidence, but of course, they weren't able to provide for it.
That's why I asked here. Eset has never had any problem with drivers.
May I ask for sth free as well?

 

[LabZero]

Probably but indirectly Eset.

Always turn off antivirus when you install software, drivers or system updates /upgrades that modify system files in depth.

Even without notifications, AV can corrupt these installations.

 

[kowalski215]

Probably but indirectly Eset.

Always turn off antivirus when you install software, drivers or system updates /upgrades that modify system files in depth.

Even without notifications, AV can corrupt these installations.

Ok thanks for the tip