How to drive your disk up under the Windows 7 system

As the official website does not provide WINDOWS7 version of the driver, the author uses the public version of the driver to install, first download the Intel INF chipset driver, after decompression into the Device Manager, double-click the IDE controller under the "ICH8M/M-E SATA" driver logo, and then click "Update Driver", Then manually specify the driver directory, and after selecting the "iaahci" file, select "Intel (R) ich8m-e/m SATA AHCI Controller" in the display list.

Click on the "OK" button, reboot the system, press F2 to enter the BIOS Setup window, under the "Config" Settings page, the SATA controller set to "AHCI" mode, so that the motherboard chipset to the fast disk technology support, save after exiting login Windows system, Log on to Intel's official web site to download the Intel Turbo memory drive, reboot the system after installation, enter the Intel Turbo Memory console, check the "Enable ReadyBoost" and "Enable Ready Drive" two options, reboot the system, Where the ReadyBoost component is still in the shutdown state.

After the query that, due to compatibility issues, the Windows7 need to manually open the ReadyBoost component, the method is to enter the "control Panel → management tools → Computer Management" interface, and then expand "Storage" under the "Disk Management", right click on the disk partition letter, select "Delete Volume" Delete the turbo disk partition (Figure 1)

Then the new Xun disk partition, format after the disk partition properties, select the "ReadyBoost" option, and then select "Enable ReadyBoost", the size of the default can choose. Once again entering the Intel Turbo memory console, the "Enable ReadyBoost" option is found to be turned on (Figure 2), and the next step is to enjoy the benefits of Turbo technology optimization.