Using USB flash drive for extra memory?

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Start date Feb 17, 2010
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Using the ReadyBoost feature on a USB flash drive allows for additional memory support on a computer. It is essential to disable the ReadyBoost function before removing the drive to prevent any data corruption or unwanted files. Users can safely eject the drive once it has been disabled. This process ensures that the flash drive remains clean and free of random data. Properly managing the drive enhances its longevity and usability.

Feb 17, 2010

Rhine720

So, if i use this ready boost feature, will i be able to pull my drive otu when I'm done without it have any random crap on it?

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Feb 24, 2010

Greg Bernhardt

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Yes, but you must disable the use of the drive before removing it.

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