Add a 2GB or higher USB Flash drive to take advantage of Windows Ready Boost.

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Posted: 16 Nov, 2007
by: J R.

Updated: 16 Nov, 2007
by: J R.

Ready Boost is Microsoft’s name for using a USB thumb/flash drive to provide some quick access memory the operating system can use as extra RAM . The Ready Boost system can significantly improve system performance.

To set this up:

Insert a USB Flash Drive
Click Start then Computer
Right Click the USB Drive in My Computer
Select the Ready Boost Tab
Choose Use this device
Select as much space as you can free up for RAM usage vs. Storage

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