Thread: How to use Ready Boost in XP

I am having Windows XP operating system install on my computer. I want know how to use Ready Boost in XP. If you have any proposal then let me know that. It is highly appreciated. Thanks in advanced.

Follow the steps given below:

• right click on my computer, then click properties,

• go to the advanced tab, click settings for performance,

• go to the advanced tab in the performance options window, then click change in the virtual memory section,

• In the drive selection, choose your flash drive, click custom size, and set as much as you like.

It had been needed to added it in virtual memory. I have already use it. But I have heard that Windows XP will refuse to run swap off a disk. So I think that This tips have been worthless.

any more ideas? thanks~

See to it that you have a compatible flash drive. Here's how to use ready-boost xp:

Right click on My Computer, then go to Properties, afterward navigate to the Advanced or Performance tab. Follow the images, then select your flask drive, and add it to your virtual memory.

Since the release of Windows Vista, scores of consumers have downgraded to Windows XP, due to performance issues, instability, and the confusion that Vista's new dialogs and interface cause.

Despite all this, there are some new features that are worthwhile in Vista, such as Readyboost. Windows Readyboost helps make the operating system and applications start faster by using flash memory for cache.

Now, Vista refugees on Windows XP can enjoy this same functionality, thanks to Eboostr. With this third party application, one can set up caches on up to four devices, and it's compatible with all Readyboost compliant devices!