04-03-2020 08:18 PM
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    mr_master
    I got this laptop and it became painfully slow. I will be upgrading the RAM and SSD soon, but was wondering if there is something on the software side of things I could also do? It's running Windows 10 v1909. My last resort (regarding the software) would be to do a reset through the Settings app.
    03-29-2020 06:39 AM
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    pkcable
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    Reset or clean install of Windows is your best bet. BUT I would probably wait till you try the RAM and SSD upgrades first.
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    03-29-2020 09:53 AM
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    Ryujingt3
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    Originally Posted by mr_master
    I got this laptop and it became painfully slow. I will be upgrading the RAM and SSD soon, but was wondering if there is something on the software side of things I could also do? It's running Windows 10 v1909. My last resort (regarding the software) would be to do a reset through the Settings app.
    Follow @pkcable and their advice. Let us know what happens.
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    04-03-2020 08:18 PM
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