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Thanks for the tips!
I tested on my Windows 7 Ultimate x86 with 2Go of RAM, I only used a 2Go SD Card formatted as NTFS, d'ont see any changes on this computer… but I have an old Laptop that have 512K of RAM and Run vista x86, think to try your guide and see what it's doing. oh, for info I needed to create new values in my Regedit to "Bypass" the ReadyBoost: 0. I make a backup of my Registry. 1. I searched my device in the Regedit (using the free software "REG"), and then unplugged my device. 2. I set the DeviceStatus at 2 (Decimal). 3. I created the DWORD value named ReadSpeedKBs and set it to 1000 (decimal). 4. I created the DWORD value named WriteSpeedKBs and set it to 1000 (decimal). 5. I connected my 2Go SD Card, and selected "Use fully for ReadyBoost" (sorry the French to English translation may be false), finally validated the thing. [!] There isn't any option on W7 to disable the ReadyBoost checking of the device, then I only unplugged in after making a new test. |