Speedy Up Your Computer

One of the tips speed up your computer is to add RAM, but the price of RAM is quite expensive, for the thin person may have a pocket of Windows Vista is the answer, with the default application property that is Windows Vista ReadyBoost. We can make Flashdisk high-speed (USB 2.0) to make additional RAM. However, if you are still using Windows XP, and want to use Windows ReadyBoost, a way (without any additional applications, without the crack, etc.). See the following article:


On the windows operating system, virtual memory is a very vasilitas help system performance. Especially on systems that have limited main memory / small

1. Have Flashdisk (a high speed [USB 2.0]) => can be bought with a price
2. Willingly sacrificing Slot 1 USB (as I would like to keep additional RAM)

Step Work (core material this post)

1. Colokkan flash on your USB slot available.

2. Press the [Start]> [Settings]> [Control Panel], select [System]. Click on the tab [Advance]

3. Click [Settings] on the Performance section. Then click the tab [advanced] on the Performance Options window, then click the button [Change] on the virtual memory to display the virtual memory settings

4. Click on drive C: \ drive on the part. If you have not installed Windows on drive C: \ drive where you choose to install the operating system.

5. Choose the option [No Paging File] on the radio button, and mark box [Set]. This is aimed to turn off the system page file in your windows XP

6. Choose the drive that you flash. For information, if you flash the new one, usually the name is still a removable drive. After clicking on the flash drive you are, mark the option [System Managed Size] on the radio button. Click after that, the key [Set]. If you feel that the recommendations total paging file size is too large, you can enter the value of total capacity of your flash. Do not forget leaving 5 to 6GB, because this is a requirement of Windows XP itself

7. Click [OK] to close the window, then reboot your PC. After that, try to feel, whether it is the performance of Windows XP, you already grow fast?