Windows 10: Force enabling ReadyBoost on fast computer

Hello. I wanna ask how could I force enable Readyboost using regedit. 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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how to force readyboost in windows 10

i am not able to force ready boost using pendrive .

its showing that

"readyboost is not available as the computer is fast enough "

i would like to have a help from you guys .

 

Enabling Windows ReadyBoost on a flash-based drive Tablet PC

Hi Cesar,

If your system has a flash-based drive such as an SSD hard disk in it, using ReadyBoost isn't necessary. You will receive the message, "ReadyBoost is not enabled on this computer, because the system disk is fast enough that ReadyBoost is unlikely to provide
any additional benefit." This is because a system with an SSD hard disk, along with SuperFetch, can outperform ReadyBoost.

If you feel that your device's performance will improve by enabling ReadyBoost, we request that you take a moment to send us your suggestions through the
Feedback Hub which is readily available with Windows 10. You can find it through
Cortana or the Search bar.

If you need further assistance, let us know.

 

how to force readyboost in windows 10

Hi and thanks for reaching out! I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you. Please allow me to assist with your issue.

As the message implies, your computer is fast enough that enabling ReadyBoost will not be beneficial. A common reason is you are already using an SSD as a boot device. Hence I would advise not to try forcing ReadyBoost for your computer.

There are some good information about ReadyBoost in the following articles:

ReadyBoost - Wikipedia

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/...

Please let me know if I can help you further!

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