lynda.com: Windows 7 RC Preview: Using ReadyBoost

http://www.lynda.com/home/DisplayCourse.aspx?lpk2=53498&utm_source=youtub...

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[pduarandall]

Wow why so complicated explained?

1. Start- Click on COMPUTER

2. Rightclick on your USB STICK

3. Select PROPERTIES and Tab Readyboost

4. Disable it.

[letmeknow96]

good video .. really good explanation ..

[adityaiswest]

hey my problem is that when i instert the usb (microsd card) i get an error-

supported only upto usb2.0 or above(or some thing like that)

can you please help

i would be evry thank full

thanks anyways!

[KarlNuevo16]

@pduarandall Because it's from lynda dot com, they always tend to get in-depth. Which is pretty good.

[BlueySkunky]

@Interdiu yea its normal, it wont show on the task manager.

[Interdiu]

Is is normal that I can't see a difference in RAM in my task manager?

[wiihero01]

@GreenStarProductions and how the hell do you pronounce cache?

like cake?

no.... sorry to tell you but it's pronounced like cash.

[wiihero01]

@smartface96 yes it does, i have two USB's and a SD card in right now.

(it supports up to 8 devices simultaneously.)

[wiihero01]

@maincourseistoocool that's exactly what it does. up to 256 GB, i believe.

[plasm2]

@pduarandall or the same process if you dont get the boost option.

[adamp8810]

@kizzck Depends on if it is built to handle readyboost. look up the requirements on google

[apu27888]

thanks........................­............