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Xtr3m3 G4m3r
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| | 1. Right-Click your USB and in ReadyBoost tab select "Do not retest" so that it is checked 2. Go to start 3. Type in regedit 4. Run the app 5. Go to Local Machine > Windows > Windows NT > EMDManagment > Your USB Flash disk name Tip: Just search for the name of your device 6. Change Device Status to 2 7. Change read and write speeds to 1000 Note: This is meant mainly for devices that should be compatible but for some reason aren't. You can try this with slower ones too but it won't run as fast.
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| Nice, Great tweak. Now I can use my old usb drives.
AMD64 X2 5200+ 2.60GHz | 3GB DDR 667 | RAID 0 SATA3.0 WD Caviars 320GB total | Foxconn MCP61VM2MA-RS2H Geforce 6100 nforce400 chipset | Vista Ultimate x86
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| | I tried this a while back on a very fast dual channel OCZ drive without luck, so it seems to only work for some. Strangely, my average speed Sandisc Micro works. Go figure. |
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