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Hardware and Windows Vista Hardware issues in relation to Windows Vista. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices) |
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USB 1 ... to...USB 2
Is it as simple as buying a USB2 card and whacking it in my PC to "upgrade"
from USB1 technology??? So as to take advantage of Readyboost properly? Rgds |
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USB 1 ... to...USB 2
Yes, pretty much. Your PCI USB2 card will handle your flash drive and run it
at USB2 speed. Some drivers may be needed, but they should come with the card. -- Dustin Harper http://www.vistarip.com -- "Rod Davies" wrote in message ... Is it as simple as buying a USB2 card and whacking it in my PC to "upgrade" from USB1 technology??? So as to take advantage of Readyboost properly? Rgds |
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USB 1 ... to...USB 2
"Rod Davies" wrote in message ... Is it as simple as buying a USB2 card and whacking it in my PC to "upgrade" from USB1 technology??? So as to take advantage of Readyboost properly? Uhm... why not just whack some more memory into your PC instead? If your PC is old enough that it doesn't have USB 2, then I really don't know why you'd want to install Vista anyhow. |
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USB 1 ... to...USB 2
I have 2.75gb RAM
Vista Home Premium runs a bloody treat ;-)) "Noozer" wrote in message ... "Rod Davies" wrote in message ... Is it as simple as buying a USB2 card and whacking it in my PC to "upgrade" from USB1 technology??? So as to take advantage of Readyboost properly? Uhm... why not just whack some more memory into your PC instead? If your PC is old enough that it doesn't have USB 2, then I really don't know why you'd want to install Vista anyhow. |