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Quebec, Canada | This was going to be my suggestion as well, back up the important documents and pictures, then do a factory reset. I just did that on my Toshiba laptop from 2009 and it made quite a difference.
Though if you said that even Ubuntu runs slow it might be hardware. How much storage space is being used on the computer? I only wanted to use my old laptop to backup pictures and documents so I didn’t replace the 500gb hard drive with a ssd, but if I decide to do more than that in the future I will get it a ssd for sure.
I found some ddr3 laptop memory here on newegg. https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?d=2gb+ddr3l-1600+sodimm
Before adding more RAM check the system memory usage to make sure that the ram is the bottleneck, and that it isn’t a failing cpu or something like that. | |
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