Windows 10: Overheating during update windows 1903

Hello


My computer is a Acer aspire v3-571G. It ´s an old model but it ´s useful for my family. The processor is Intel Core i3-3110M.


The problem is that I´ve been trying to update it to W10 1903 without success. I downloaded the new update with "Asistente para la actualizacion", and I choose to update, and when it was updating after reseting , it was switched off with 0% done (the laptop was really hot where the processor is). I´ve trying several times, and in the last 2 attemps what I did was to download the update, and choose to install later. I swtiched the computer off and I restarted it during the night outdoors(here the temperatura during night now is 3 º C) and i could get about 20% of the update process but the computer again was switched off. I switched it on and the previous configuration was restored and i have to start again. The processor is again heating.


I don't know what to do to update to W10 1903 and i don´t know if this update could be a problem in future althought the installation process says that the computer is prepared for W10 1903. A few years I´ve got a similar problem to reinstall W10 and I did it during the night outdoors for the temperature and it worked.


I thought in 3 possibles:


1 - How can I continuos the update from the point that the computer was doing it after it was switched off? is is possible?

2 - Install a SSD disk. I don´t know how to install here my W10 License and if this could mend the problem.I would but a internal SSD and i would connect as if it was an external disk but how can i install here w10 and this could allow me to install the Opearing System(same processor so maybe would be hot again).

3 - Unmount the HD and do the update usng another laptop with better processor. I would connect my HD as an extenal unit and later i would do the update, but i don´t know how to do that. the processor is much better. Later I would install the HD in its laptop.


The 1st option is the cheapest one but i don´t know if it is possible. the 2nd one is the expensive one(i need a SSD disk and an external case for the SSD disk) and i imagine the computer would work better and 3nd it is not really expensive but I would have the same computer.


I would like to know if it is possible to do the 1st and if not, how to do the 2nd or 3rd option.


Another solution?


Thank you,

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