They say never give up.... I used the Event Viewer to help me solve the problem. I noticed a number Kernel PnP device load errors. They pointed to specific hardware ids. I then searched the PCILookup for the specific identification for the device. It pointed to the HID Event Keyboard Filter driver. installed it and bang! Fixed. 
I finished installing Windows 10 Home 64 onto my new SSD drive. I've finished my desktop configuration and reinstalling all my applications, but hit on this issue. Though I don't notice any problems with the system. When I opened the Devices/Printers setting from the Control Panel. I noticed that the icon representing the laptop has a detected issue overlay. I ran the troubleshooter and as the image reads, no driver was found. The laptop is a Dell Inspiron 13-5368 and I installed what I believe are all the required drivers. From the Device Manager tool, nothing was indicated as having a problem. Even after multiple restarts, this issue did not get cleared. I guess it is possible I missed a driver, but I can't tell from the list of available drivers/applications from Dell Support which one would fix this problem. Please advise.
Device driver unavailable after installation for Dell 13-5368