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I wana ask could I force enable readyboot on a fast windows 10 computer. I don't wanna know why I shouldn't because I know what I'm doing, I just wanna force enable readyboost. Please tell me how to do this Thank You.
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ReadyBoost is designed to work with a USB flash drive, SD card or CF card. When you insert one of those devices into a Windows 10 PC, open its Properties dialog, and select the ReadyBoost tab. That's how it works. I don't 'force' anything with my PC, which is one of the reasons it's in such good shape.
