How To Use USB Ready Boost

Windows USB Ready Boost

Use Your USB As A Primary Memory And Make Your System More Faster

Readyboost Is A Disk Cache Component Of Microsoft Windows NT, First Introduced With Windows Vista. It Works By Using Flash Memory, A USB Flash Drive, SD Card, Compact Flash Or Any Kind Of Portable Flash Mass Storage System As A Cache. An Internal SSD Can Also Be Used For Increased Performance, But Has The Same Limitations As Smaller Flash Drives (Such As 32 GB Per Cache File).

Requirement :

For A Device To Be Compatible And Useful, It Must Conform To These Requirements

1. The Removable Media's Capacity Must Be At Least 256 MB (250 MB After Formatting,

2. Windows 7 Reports In Its Event Log A Required Minimum Of 235 MB).

3. Windows 7 Allows Up To Eight Devices For A Maximum Of 256 GB Of Additional Memory, With Up To 32 GB On A Single Storage Device.

4. The Device Must Have An Access Time Of 1 Ms Or Less.

5. The Device Must Be Capable Of 2.5 MB/S Read Speeds For 4 KB Random Reads Spread Uniformly Across The Entire Device, And 1.75 MB/S Write Speeds For 512 KB Random Writes Spread Uniformly Across The Device.

We Use USB To Transfer The Data’s This USB also Used As RAM.Those Who Use Pc’s Can Use Their USB Drives To Increase The Performances Of Their Computer. It’s Called Ready boost. Ready Boost Deal With Free Space that Is On Your USB Drives, Such As RAM. When We Increase RAM That’s Equal To More Speed. Ready Boost Comprise On All Free Versions Ofwindows Vista And Windows 7. It’s Easy to Setup the Positions and in Few Minutes It Can Be Finished.

1. Insert The USB Drive In Your Computer.
2. Go To "My Computer" Then Right-Click on The USB Drive.
3. Go To "Properties"
4. Next, Click On The "Ready boost" Tab.
5. Choose The Option That Says "Use This Device".
6. Under "Space To Reserve For System Speed", Select The Amount 0f Memory That You Wish To Use For Your USB Flash Drive.The Amount of Memory That Windows Recommends Is Usually The Best Setting And Should Not Be Exceeded.