As far a I'm concerned, ReadyBoost is, and always has been, useless. It accomplishes nothing.
Readyboost windows 8.1
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the problem I need to force Readyboost to start, but I am told that my PC is already fast and ReadyBoost is not useful to me. I already tried to change this in the registry, but I could not find what I need and I am using Windows 8.1
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2021-12-15T23:02:03+00:00 ReadyBoost was only designed to assist performance in machines that had small amounts of RAM, as in about 1G of RAM.
We can't help you to do something that it was not designed to do.