Beginning with Windows Vista, PC users are able to use their USB drives to boost the performance of their computer. This feature, called ReadyBoost, treats the free space on your USB drive like RAM, and more RAM equals more speed. ReadyBoost is included for free on all versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7. Setting it up is easy and can be done in just a few minutes.


Instructions

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Insert the USB drive in your computer.

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Go to "My Computer" then right-click on the USB drive
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PowerPoint presentations are used as aids or support for presentations and ideally are meant to be transferable in the event the creator of the presentation does not use a laptop computer or needs to transfer or share her presentation. Saving a PowerPoint presentation to a flash drive or thumb drive allows it to be used on any desktop or laptop computer that also has PowerPoint or a PowerPoint viewer.
Instructions

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Open the PowerPoint presentation you wish to save to your flash or thumb d
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How to Create a Recovery USB Thumb Drive With XP
Should something happen to your hard disk drive or if your Windows XP operating system becomes corrupted, it is advisable to have a recovery mechanism stored on a separate drive. A USB thumb or \"flash\" drive is one possible place to put a recovery console. You can set this up on your thumb drive using a simple downloadable program.

Instructions

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Download Recovery USB Console from the website listed in Resources. Click on the blue \"Dow
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How to Transfer Music From Computer to Flash Drive
Music portability gives a user the pleasure of enjoying his music on many audio playback devices. Flash drives offer a compact way to store and move music files quickly. Using flash drives, a user benefits from the ability to keep backups of music and data files on a small chip that can fit in his pocket. Whether you are a seasoned computer musician or a computer beginner, you can transfer music from your computer to a flash drive with a few mo
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How to Export an Outlook Express Address Book to a Flash Drive
Exporting your Outlook Express address book and saving it on a USB flash drive is a simple way of protecting this important information you've built up. Carrying around the address book on a thumb drive also makes it easy to import the address book into another installation of Outlook Express, such as on your work computer. Outlook Express includes a handy export option that can not only be read by Outlook but can also be opened wit
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