Did you know that you can use your external USB Flash Drive as RAM in your Windows XP OS Computer? It will definitely help you to improve your Computer’s performance and speed in case you are struggling with low speed and poor performance. Requirements are: 1. Windows XP OS (service pack two) 2. Working USB Port 3. Empty, and at least 2GB USB Drive 4. Five Minutes of your time…, or even less, cause it is very simple to do! Procedure: To start with, insert your empty USB flash drive to your PC USB Port (I recommend the port behind the technique unit) Before continuing, make sure that USB flash drive is connected and working fine. Step one: Go to Start Menu–>My Computer, now right click on it. Select properties option. Now you will notice the proprieties of windows on your desktop. Step two: In properties box, go to Advanced Tab– >Settings Of Performance Section. Now a new pop up window will be open named as (Performance Options). Step three: In Performance Options Box, go to Advanced Tab. Now click on (Alter) Button that appears on virtual memory section. Again a new box will be open named as (Virtual Memory ). Reboot your technique, after which you will notice the alter in speed and performance of your computer Step four: You will get details of your virtual memory in this box. In this box you need to select and set your USB Flash drive as Virtual memory. Select USB Flash Drive, click on ‘custom size’, give free space values as you require according to what is obtainable on your USB drive. Now click on (Set), then Apply your Settings . Good luck.