How to optimize USB flash drive performance in win8.1 to accelerate read/write speed
The USB flash disk is small in size, easy to carry, and cheap. Generally, the mainstream USB flash drives are around 8 GB, 16 GB, and 32 GB. The performance and read/write speed of some USB flash drives are almost unsatisfactory. In fact, we can use some techniques in win8.1 to optimize the USB flash drive performance and speed up reading and writing. How can I perform the settings? The following describes the specific setting methods.
This method is similar to the method we know to Improve the Performance of SATA hard disks, that is, to enable "advanced write caching )", after this method is modified, the system memory capacity used as the cache for writing will be increased to improve the performance of the USB flash drive. However, it does not allow you to quickly fill up an 8 gb u disk, but make the U disk respond faster to other system processes, when a large number of small files are transferred to a USB flash drive or an application is running on the USB flash drive, the performance is improved significantly.
The procedure is as follows:
1. First open the Device Manager (right-click "computer-properties-" Device Manager ");
2. Open the "disk" list and you will be able to see the various disks connected to the system, including your USB flash drive;
3. Right-click the disk and select "properties". On the "Policies" tab, you can see two options: Optimize for quick removal ), one is to Optimize the performance (Optimize for performance), select the one below.
4. After you click OK, You need to restart the win8.1 system to make the change take effect. Note that this change is not moved with the USB flash drive but saved in this computer. If you insert the USB flash drive into another computer, you need to set it on this computer.
The above is the method for win8.1 system to optimize the USB flash drive performance to accelerate the read/write speed. It is a simple and practical skill. When using the USB flash drive, you will find that the read/write speed is much faster.