Exactly what version of Windows 10 are you running?
I tried installing and accessing multiple Type 1 fonts under Windows 10 Pro x64 version 1909 with all OS updates; this is the most current version of Windows 10. I had no problems whatsoever across reboots. There were some problems in earlier Window 10 versions (possibly about 18 months ago or more) with fonts installed as shortcuts being “lost” on alternate system boots. (I actually found the problem, reported it directly to Microsoft, and worked with Microsoft to assure the fix worked.) Thus, unless you have an old version of Windows 10, you should not see that particular problem.
Also note you should not count of “drag and drop” into the Windows Font directory to work anymore. For Type 1 fonts, you must right click on the .pfm file and select Install for all users.
That having been said, you should also be aware that recent versions of Microsoft Office applications, beginning with Office 2013 no longer support Type 1 fonts. The fonts may appear in the list of available fonts, but they won't display or print properly.