Anyone running Windows 10 and have a working audio interface?

The Windows 10 "Release Version" (10240) was finalized and released on July 10 to the "Insiders" (Beta testers) and Vendors.  That's plenty of time for most vendors, but some are dragging their feet.  Roland, on their web site, has a list of hardware that they are testing Win 10 drivers. 
 
I got the release version 10240 on July 10th (I'm in the Insider program) but sadly didn't test my Roland gear and assumed it was working since it worked early in the Beta versions.  Sonar has never had a problem and even my old Frontier Tranzport works in Win 10, although I had to install it in a Vista Compatibility mode (had to do that on Win 8.1 too).
 
For Roland, it looks like the drivers were coded for specific Windows versions and if that version is not detected it won't install.  It seems like a fairly simple task to update the drivers to include Windows 10.   The Windows 8/8.1 drivers will not even install if run in Windows 8 Compatibility mode. 

I've upgraded my DAW Desktop, laptop, and living room computers to Windows 10 Pro.
 
I had no serious issues doing the upgrade except for some mis-adventures in converting to a Microsoft Account from a Local Account. That conversion resulted in some permissions problems for User locations that were moved with the 'Locate' setting to other drives. For simplicity, I would not alter the accounts, but rather create a new account using the MS Account (for Cortona, OneDrive, etc.).
 
On my DAW I'm using the beta Focusrite Saffire Pro 14 Mixcontrol 3.61b1.
 
On my laptop, a motherboard Realtek interface and the Focusrite Scarlett SOLO USB version 3.1.10.221.
 
On my living room computer I stream audio through HDMI to my TV.
 
I Run Sonar Platinum on my DAW and Laptop. On the Living room I have Sonar X3 installed.
 
I've been at this round-the-clock for the last few days and I'm happy with my settings and results.
 
I'm doing backups as I write this and settling down for some computer rest and rehab.
 
EDIT:
Some advice on upgrading.
I would not upgrade using the 'Express' settings - that changes a lot of default applications (Bing, Edge, Cortana, etc.).
Use the Custom settings and look at each one carefully. I want to keep my Chrome browser.
 
After the upgrade, look at the settings for Windows Update and choose: Notify to schedule restarts.
 
Also decline to use the peer-to-peer update delivery.
 
I tried to set up a Homegroup among these three computers, but that did not work out very well - I just use Folder Sharing for a few public locations. It's probably because I have used 'Locate' to move my User folders to various drives. It tends to give 'HomeUser' access rights instead of my account access rights, so I have to save as administrator onto my documents folder.
 
I ended up disabling all the Homegroup nonsense and modifying Security settings on my User folders. Lots of fun time wasted on that.
 
Most users that have a single drive and just a Microsoft account will probably do fine, just be careful when things get complicated.