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Old 04-16-2011, 12:13 AM   #1
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Default Office 2007 License Windows Vista ReadyBoost to sp

ReadyBoost is Windows Vista provides a very compelling features: through USB 2.0 interface with USB flash memory or U disk to speed up Windows Vista's performance, the specific mechanism is the use of USB memory storage on whether to expand the system memory, you can PC memory to help a rather simple way to improve overall system performance.


,Office 2010 Standard, however, can be used for ReadyBoost, U disk (USB memory), Microsoft seems a bit harsh given the specifications:

1,4 K is not low random read at 2.5MB / s or 512K random write not less than 1.75MB / s transfer rate;

2,64 MB to 8 GB of free space;

3, U disk The total capacity of not less than 256 MB.
course, such a specification is required, after all, if the USB memory read and write speed is too slow, then I am afraid that not only will not hastily applied ReadyBoost to improve system performance, and may even slow down to a certain extent the speed of the entire system.
However, U disk is able to meet the so-called The test software can see the results, the user is not the time to buy U disk U disks in the manual to see the corresponding specification.
friends carefully read the Windows Vista may have been found using the tutorial, we use the test system configuration is very low,Windows 7 Professional Key, in fact, using a spare PC, memory is only 384MB, even the most basic The Windows Vista Capable requirements are not met - Oh, just a test thing - and for such systems, if ReadyBoost to improve memory through the dilemma is undoubtedly the most meaningful.
Unfortunately, we tested several U disk capacity from 512MB to 2GB, many of whom are the so-called branded products, but can not be applied ReadyBoost, you do not know too much bad luck, or U disk cliché. To be honest, taking into account the domestic chaos of the U disk market, we suspect that the vast majority of them probably missed with ReadyBoost.
As for the SD card, before we had tried in the Windows Vista RC1, of course, the result is failure. In particular, project development engineer to see the ReadyBoost written by Matt Ayers ReadyBoost Q & A after, it is not held out little luxury: all the SD card reader is the market spent 20 dollars for the counter junk goods, and those who are worthy Name Factory
However, when using the tutorial to write Windows Vista,Office 2007 License, you need to take the image into the computer DC, and in all the SD card reader into the system, a welcome screen appears:



seems compared to Windows Vista RTM and RC1,Microsoft Office 2007 Professional, ReadyBoost compatibility, at least make a lot of improvements. The next thing on the simple, to do is enable ReadyBoost, ReadyBoost use of space to set:



ReadyBoost enabled, you can clearly see the improvement on system performance, in particular, In large applications, improve the speed is quite amazing - of course, this also with you on the test system memory is too low.
we used high-speed SD card is a Lexar 1G card, do not know whether other brands of memory cards can also be applied ReadyBoost,Windows 7 X64, welcomed the reply leave your experience.
Note: Open-SD card, according to Microsoft's instructions, ReadyBoost can support the other to meet the specifications of the memory card such as CF / MMC or Memory Stick.
Finally, BS about U disk manufacturers.
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