rc1 & readyboost

have both 1 gig and 2 gig sticks that worked on 5384, tried all 4 usb2 ports
with the same results.
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"Andre Da Costa" wrote:

> Depends on how much memory space you assigned to Ready Boost, 256 or greater
> is recommended. Does this happen when you insert the usb stick in any of the
> USB ports on the system? Are the options still available when you check the
> Propeties of the USB Stick > under the ReadyBoost tab?
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> "geo85706" <geo85706@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> > what happen to readyboost. beta 2 my usb stick works fine now in rc1 they
> > don't work anymore. do i have to buy a special usb stick now?
> > --
> > geo

>
>

I have one 500 MB Stick from LG Electronics , Silverline Edition - this one
uses ReadyBoost and it works.

My other, a 1GB Stick from a no-name company is not ReadyBoost compatible.

With the one working, I found out that you must use USB 2.0 Ports that are
on the Mainboard. Extra-added USB-Ports via a USB 2.0 PCI-Card do not work
here. USB 1.1 Ports also do not work with that.

Its a Try and error - Play, but most people say that smaller sticks ( 256 -
512 MB ) working than the bigger ones.

SBJ

"Andre Da Costa" <andred25@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Depends on how much memory space you assigned to Ready Boost, 256 or
> greater is recommended. Does this happen when you insert the usb stick in
> any of the USB ports on the system? Are the options still available when
> you check the Propeties of the USB Stick > under the ReadyBoost tab?
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> "geo85706" <geo85706@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> what happen to readyboost. beta 2 my usb stick works fine now in rc1 they
>> don't work anymore. do i have to buy a special usb stick now?
>> --
>> geo

>

I am using 2.0 ports here, and as noted, the recommended amount of memory
256 or higher is also recommended.

According to Help and Support:
The recommended amount of memory to use for ReadyBoost acceleration is one
to three times the amount of random access memory (RAM) installed in your
computer. For instance, if your computer has 512 megabytes (MB) of RAM and
you plug in a 4 gigabyte (GB) USB flash drive, setting aside from 512MB to
1.5GB of that drive will offer the best performance boost.
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"Sascha Benjamin Jazbec" <sbj77@gmx.de> wrote in message
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>I have one 500 MB Stick from LG Electronics , Silverline Edition - this one
>uses ReadyBoost and it works.
>
> My other, a 1GB Stick from a no-name company is not ReadyBoost compatible.
>
> With the one working, I found out that you must use USB 2.0 Ports that are
> on the Mainboard. Extra-added USB-Ports via a USB 2.0 PCI-Card do not work
> here. USB 1.1 Ports also do not work with that.
>
> Its a Try and error - Play, but most people say that smaller sticks (
> 256 - 512 MB ) working than the bigger ones.
>
> SBJ
>
> "Andre Da Costa" <andred25@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:evORJXH1GHA.1288@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>> Depends on how much memory space you assigned to Ready Boost, 256 or
>> greater is recommended. Does this happen when you insert the usb stick in
>> any of the USB ports on the system? Are the options still available when
>> you check the Propeties of the USB Stick > under the ReadyBoost tab?
>> --
>> http://adacosta.live.spaces.com
>> "geo85706" <geo85706@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:4E09D607-D57C-4EE4-98B0-ED57C68E39BB@microsoft.com...

>>> what happen to readyboost. beta 2 my usb stick works fine now in rc1
>>> they
>>> don't work anymore. do i have to buy a special usb stick now?
>>> --
>>> geo

>>

>

In My Computer right click on the usb drive, go to properties, click on the
Ready Boost tab.
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"geo85706" <geo85706@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> what happen to readyboost. beta 2 my usb stick works fine now in rc1 they
> don't work anymore. do i have to buy a special usb stick now?
> --
> geo

I'm using a memorex 1 gig and it works fin

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"geo85706" <geo85706@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> what happen to readyboost. beta 2 my usb stick works fine now in rc1 they
> don't work anymore. do i have to buy a special usb stick now?
> --
> geo

Same here, using a PNY Attache 1GB stick, it was working in Beta 2 and
Pre-RC1

"geo85706" <geo85706@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> what happen to readyboost. beta 2 my usb stick works fine now in rc1 they
> don't work anymore. do i have to buy a special usb stick now?

Go into Device manager. Under "Disk drives" find your
device. Select the "properties" of the USB drive. Open
the "Policies" tab. Make sure "Optimize for Performance"
is checked.

That might do the trick. Testing it a few times may also
do the trick. Also, moving it to another USB slot may work.


-Michael

"MICHAEL" <u158627_emr@dslr.net> wrote in message news:uha4ibN1GHA.1256@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>
> "geo85706" <geo85706@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4E09D607-D57C-4EE4-98B0-ED57C68E39BB@microsoft.com...

>> what happen to readyboost. beta 2 my usb stick works fine now in rc1 they
>> don't work anymore. do i have to buy a special usb stick now?

>
>
> Go into Device manager. Under "Disk drives" find your
> device. Select the "properties" of the USB drive. Open
> the "Policies" tab. Make sure "Optimize for Performance"
> is checked.
>
> That might do the trick. Testing it a few times may also
> do the trick. Also, moving it to another USB slot may work.

Oh, if you have the USB stick plugged in to a USB hub, try plugging
it directly into one of the slots on the computer.


-Michael