The short answer to this question should be "no": as you can see in LabWindows™/CVI Life Cycle Policy page, CVI 2010 is not supported on Win10.
Nevertheless this may not be your case.
First of all, if you only want to run your application on Win10 you could find that it runs correctly with the only precaution to install a compatible RTE.
The page I linked suggests that you could have problems if you want to install the development environment, nevertheless I am currently running a Win10 machine with CVI 9.11 and 2012 regularly installed and working. I see no reason why 2010 should be different.
The situation may be radically different if your application needs some additional module to be executed: you'll need to check each of them for execution on the new system.
