Turn a USB Flash Drive into Extra Virtual RAM in Computer For Free
It's not hard to turn an extra USB stick lying around that's collecting dust into extra memory for your computer, allowing it to run speedier and manage more applications better.
1. Rename your thumb drive as "RAM DRIVE" or something similar, so you can see which drive is being used as RAM.
To Turn Your Pendrive as Ram Follow This Steps:
1. Rename your thumb drive as "RAM DRIVE" or something similar, so you can see which drive is being used as RAM.
2. Delete all the stuff on the flash drive. Check for hidden files.
3. Right click on My Computer, and go to Properties. Once there, click on Advanced and go to the system output's Settings.
4. Click on Advanced, and then Edit.
5. Click on your thumb drive above, and select "user-defined size." Here you can see the size of your flash drive.
6. Calculate the size of the flash drive, and subtract 5 Mb.
7. Type this number in the first box. In the second box, type in the same number.
8. Click Set and confirm all your settings, applying them wherever you can.
9. Restart your computer and have FUN.
Note: Windows 7 users should go into their System Properties, under the Performance tab for these options. After you're done, your computer will recognize your flash drive as extra virtual memory. Do not pull out your thumb drive after these settings are implemented. It could crash your computer.
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but how we get to know that virtual memory is created
ReplyDeleteit doesnt show at my computer properties
and don't play even 1080p videos
how to use in Window 8
ReplyDeletehow to use in Window 7
ReplyDeleteis this for win xp 3
ReplyDeleteYes this is for Windows XP SP3
Deletenot for win 7
DeleteHow do I know it is done
ReplyDeleteCheck ram on your pc.
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