In testing Faronics has found that the installation of the Anniversary Update on machines running Anti-Executable can result in workstations being unable to be accessed once the upgrade process is complete.
The upgrade process results in a number of key pieces of information that control the installation of Anti-Executable not being properly preserved. In this case, the most common outcome is that the workstation will no longer respond to keyboard or mouse input resulting in a computer that cannot be used.
Faronics Recommends that Anti-Executable be uninstalled prior to performing the upgrade to the Anniversary edition of Windows 10.
In the event that you have a workstation that has been upgraded you should be able to access the system via remote access tools to remove Ant-Executable from the system to restore access. Once access is restored Anti-Executable can be reinstalled on client machines running the Anniversary edition without issue.
This issue will be addressed in future builds of Anti-Executable. If you would like to be updated on when this happens please contact the support team to open a ticket on this issue.
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