Windows 10: Readyboost on Windows 10 'System is fast enough' when System Disc Too Slow

I want to enable Readyboost on Windows 10 but it says 'System is fast enough'. And enabling superfetchsysmain is just not helping.

The maximum speed of my C:\ is 16 MB/sRead, with an average of 1MB/s, so it shouldn't have been fast enough.


I copied the system from my old computerbought in 2008 to this very slow discmarked Designed for Windows XP lol for backup in 2015, and now I am using it on my laptop, trying to fix my Windows. There seems to be no good ways to manage it on Debian, which was also installed on my laptop.



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Readyboost on Windows 10 'System is fast enough'

Hi,

I have a Dell Laptop. It has 2 GB of ram, and a 32GB SSD, which is not upgradable. I have a 32GB USB3 flash drive that I want to use as Readyboost. It works on a different system. Is it possible to free up HD space and speed up my system doing this?
How can I get the system to allow the Readyboost option?

Gene

 

Windows was reinstalled, since that Readyboost isn’t working

I use an old slow computer, it is Dell 11 and an eMMC drive that is also very slow. To help with this problem I used Readyboost. But then I reinstalled Windows and the system won’t allow Readyboost saying than the computer is fast enough. But nothing
has changed, I still have an old slow machine. Can I make Windows enable it?

 

Readyboost-Yes, I searched. For a system with 4 gigs ram

yes, exactly. lack of ram causes too much HDD access, so this is a workaround for that. it doesnt make a fast system faster, it makes a slow system less laggy.