I confirm the 2 answers. The only limitation is the availability of drivers for W10 because Vista (initially installed on this machine) is no longer supported by MS nor by the internet browser editors and should no longer be used to browse the internet. You can check this compatibility on the Acer website or with the Microsoft utility. If this machine only has 2GB of RAM (1GB of which is shared with the video card), you will only be able to install a 32bit W10, and the speed gain brought by the SSD will be a bit limited by the relative lack of RAM. But your machine will be more responsive anyway.

Good morning,

I have looked at the technical data of your laptop is compatible with an SSD

Potentially, after watching a few videos of your PC model being disassembled, I would say yes. It's the same format as the existing disk. You just need to be prepared to do a complete re-installation of Windows and play with the screwdriver a bit.