06-16-2018, 10:11 AM
Windows update will try to force you to install Windows 10, that in itself is not a symptom that anything is "broken", it's just MS's attempt to get you to install it.
Other than that, what problems does the machine have? If it works fine on it's current Windows install, then you don't necessarily have a problem.
I doubt insufficient memory is a problem for what you are describing, insufficient hard drive space is more likely (especially with a laptop that tend to have smaller hard drives).
If you need to free up hard drive space, go to recycle bin and empty it. If that is not enough then get a trusted free utility like Glary Utilities and run a full system scan including deleting unneeded/junk/broken files. Glary will also fix problems with the windows registry and hard drive errors that can cause the problems you are describing.
Other than that, what problems does the machine have? If it works fine on it's current Windows install, then you don't necessarily have a problem.
I doubt insufficient memory is a problem for what you are describing, insufficient hard drive space is more likely (especially with a laptop that tend to have smaller hard drives).
If you need to free up hard drive space, go to recycle bin and empty it. If that is not enough then get a trusted free utility like Glary Utilities and run a full system scan including deleting unneeded/junk/broken files. Glary will also fix problems with the windows registry and hard drive errors that can cause the problems you are describing.