How to Use Pen
Drive As RAM
Nowadays, many programs take lots
of memory during operation, which is
a nightmare for low RAM systems.
So to avoid this make your pen
drive/USB of large size as RAM,
which will allow your system to
handle more operations and tasks. To
know how to do this, follow the steps
below.
Method One of Two:
Using a USB Pen Drive as RAM in
Windows XP
Delete all the stuff on your
pen drive. Insert it and let
the PC read it (minimum 2 GB).
Right click on My
Computer.
Click on Properties from
context menu.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Click on Settings under
Performance.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Click on the Change button
under Virtual memory.
Select your USB drive.
Click on custom size radio
button and give the values
as follows;
Initial Size:1020
Maximum size:1020
The size depends upon your
free memory capacity of
your pen drive. So you can
change this limit
according to your pen
drive size.
Click the Set button, then
click on OK.
Restart the computer
with pen drive inserted.
The speed of your computer will
be increased.
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Method Two of Two:
Using a USB Pen Drive as RAM in
Windows Vista and Windows 7 and
8
Insert your pen drive and
format it.
Right click on your pen
drive and click on
"Properties".
Click on 'Ready boost' tab
and then on 'Use this
device'.
Choose maximum space to
reserve system speed
Click on OK and Apply.
You're done! Use your pen
drive as RAM.
Drive As RAM
Nowadays, many programs take lots
of memory during operation, which is
a nightmare for low RAM systems.
So to avoid this make your pen
drive/USB of large size as RAM,
which will allow your system to
handle more operations and tasks. To
know how to do this, follow the steps
below.
Method One of Two:
Using a USB Pen Drive as RAM in
Windows XP
Delete all the stuff on your
pen drive. Insert it and let
the PC read it (minimum 2 GB).
Right click on My
Computer.
Click on Properties from
context menu.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Click on Settings under
Performance.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Click on the Change button
under Virtual memory.
Select your USB drive.
Click on custom size radio
button and give the values
as follows;
Initial Size:1020
Maximum size:1020
The size depends upon your
free memory capacity of
your pen drive. So you can
change this limit
according to your pen
drive size.
Click the Set button, then
click on OK.
Restart the computer
with pen drive inserted.
The speed of your computer will
be increased.
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Method Two of Two:
Using a USB Pen Drive as RAM in
Windows Vista and Windows 7 and
8
Insert your pen drive and
format it.
Right click on your pen
drive and click on
"Properties".
Click on 'Ready boost' tab
and then on 'Use this
device'.
Choose maximum space to
reserve system speed
Click on OK and Apply.
You're done! Use your pen
drive as RAM.
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