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Client of mine has a Win 10 Laptop, but the 2gb Ram is soldered in so cannot upgrade it. I want to optimize it to be a little quicker. Any tips? I have already started removing bloatware etc.
 
Client of mine has a Win 10 Laptop, but the 2gb Ram is soldered in so cannot upgrade it. I want to optimize it to be a little quicker. Any tips? I have already started removing bloatware etc.
Have them burn it and buy a new one?
Not even sure you can run win10 effectively with 2gb of ram.
 
Client of mine has a Win 10 Laptop, but the 2gb Ram is soldered in so cannot upgrade it. I want to optimize it to be a little quicker. Any tips? I have already started removing bloatware etc.
Charge client 4k for your time. Buy him a pleb top with more ram
 
2gb ram is going to be quite a bottleneck. My folks had an old Fujitsu with 3gb RAM and that barely worked.

That being said here's my two cents. :)
Disable whatever is on that list that isn't being used. Superfetch used to eat resources on that machine so might be a good idea to axe that as well.

If little old lady isn't going to use it for much may I recommend Windows 10 S. Obviously the non Windows 10 app restriction will be a pain but it'll probably be just light enough on resources. Also goes without saying... 32-bit or bust 🤪
 
I do a few things to any PC, laptop or otherwise by default for performance.

1. Fook the OEM installs, wipe, fresh install. Do all Windows updates.
2. Go to C-Drive, properties, turn off "Allow files on this drive to be indexed in addition to file properties"
3. Download Windows10Debloater. Run that, it cleans out all the shit in one easy script.

Lastly, go to System properties, Advanced System settings, Advanced Tab, Performance. Tick "Adjust for best perfomance", then below in the list tick "Show Thumbnails instead of Icons" and "Smooth Edges of screen Fonts".

That should make it work better, it does on anything I used it before, even makes Cloudgates run better and quicker.
 
agreed,

I find CentOS quite a bit faster on lower resourced machines than Debian distros.

Installing Gnome GUI will also make very similar to Ubuntu desktop environment .

This also looks great.

Designed for Windows users.
 

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