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Not to be that guy, but this is actually the most useless advice ever for someone who genuinely has a computer problem. Like, I like Linux as much as the next person, but asking someone to learn a whole ass OS from scratch on the OFF CHANCE it will fix their issue is not great.
i agree, but when they keep complaining about 'file explorer is too slow', 'popups/ads are so annoying', 'cant open .tar.gz', you can see that this all comes from the same underlying outdated system. i know all these problems can be solved in windows, but more will always appear