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It's automatic. Windows will test the speed of it in the background. If it qualifies as Readyboost drive, then Windows system will ask if you want to use it as a Readyboost drive. If it does not work with Readyboost then you won't get request to use a Readyboost drive.

I do not think so. You will have to install it yourself!

Yes, you can use any mass storage device for ReadyBoost.

You can use this USB drive for Ready Boost. Some operating systems are limited though on how much of the USB can be utilized.

Yes. It is fast enough and has sufficient storage. But it wouldn't make much sense to use because of its size.

Yes and no. Readyboost is determined both by the speed of the USB and the need of the drive to get support from Readyboost. Most people shouldn't have more then 4g's set to Readyboost. Otherwise, most drives ARE readyboost compatible, but in our day and age, a lot of computers already have more then enough ram or a big enough harddrive that read/write isn't effected by total used space.

Yes, it does. At least for Windows 7 and Vista.

Readyboost is a feature built in the Windows OS and not on the hardware itself. All flash drive should be compatible.

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It's automatic. Windows will test the speed of it in the background. If it qualifies as Readyboost drive, then Windows system will ask if you want to use it as a Readyboost drive. If it does not work with Readyboost then you won't get request to use a Readyboost drive.
Answered by Wildbottom 8 years ago
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I do not think so. You will have to install it yourself!
Answered by swkong 10 years ago
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Yes, you can use any mass storage device for ReadyBoost.
Answered by Jlyman 10 years ago
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You can use this USB drive for Ready Boost. Some operating systems are limited though on how much of the USB can be utilized.
Answered by Tarrant 10 years ago
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Yes. It is fast enough and has sufficient storage. But it wouldn't make much sense to use because of its size.
Answered by Modred189 11 years ago
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yes,
Answered by 9242 11 years ago
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Yes and no. Readyboost is determined both by the speed of the USB and the need of the drive to get support from Readyboost. Most people shouldn't have more then 4g's set to Readyboost. Otherwise, most drives ARE readyboost compatible, but in our day and age, a lot of computers already have more then enough ram or a big enough harddrive that read/write isn't effected by total used space.
Answered by Obscura 11 years ago
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Yes, it does. At least for Windows 7 and Vista.
Answered by Cellini1 11 years ago
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Readyboost is a feature built in the Windows OS and not on the hardware itself. All flash drive should be compatible.
Answered by MrGThao 11 years ago
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yes
Answered by Anonymous 13 years ago
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