Guys we can boost our system speed by using ready boost software in a flash drive.Windows XP is not ReadyBoost Capable .
Follow these steps:
1-connect the flash drive, open My Computer, click the letter corresponding to the USB.
2 - Click on Properties
3 - When you select Properties, the new window opens. click the ReadyBoost .
4 - click to dedicate this device to ready boost.
If you only want to use part of it for ReadyBoost, click "Use this device" option. Then, when you use the brand, to decide how much space you want to use for ReadyBoost. It is a good option if you just want a temporary boost in RAM for a project or a particular session.
Remember that a dedicated ReadyBoost can not be saved, too. Also, when you decide to use a ReadyBoost USB, you can easily change their minds and return to save the file.
Follow these steps:
1-connect the flash drive, open My Computer, click the letter corresponding to the USB.
2 - Click on Properties
3 - When you select Properties, the new window opens. click the ReadyBoost .
4 - click to dedicate this device to ready boost.
If you only want to use part of it for ReadyBoost, click "Use this device" option. Then, when you use the brand, to decide how much space you want to use for ReadyBoost. It is a good option if you just want a temporary boost in RAM for a project or a particular session.
Remember that a dedicated ReadyBoost can not be saved, too. Also, when you decide to use a ReadyBoost USB, you can easily change their minds and return to save the file.
ReadyBoost works fine but should be used with caution. If you use your flash drive as a RAM permanently, large read/writes can easily reduce the life of your flash drive.
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