Using USB flash drive as a RAM in windows xp.

Hi everyone,we all know how to use RAM booster in windows 7 and windows vista for using the USB flash drive as a virtual RAM to boost up your pc.Recently i found a software on the net which can run on windows xp,me and 2003.It would be more useful for those who have windows xp running on old systems which tend to be slow during processing.

The software used for this is the eBoostr and its available for free download.You can download it HERE.Only the trial version is available for free download.The trial version can run only for 4 hours from the start of your pc,however you can restart your pc after 4 hours and use it for another 4 hours and so you can run the evaluation version all thorough your life.You need to have USB 2.0 ports as the lesser versions lags in speed when used with this software.Its very handy and portable and the latest version eBooster 4.0 is only 3.5MB in size.So,all xp users,use this software and see a dramatical increase in your pc.
NOTE:This software is tested and doesn't cause any damage to your USB flash drive.

How to solve low memory problems...

Normally this error shows up when u try to run too many programs in your pc with a ram having less capablity of running those programs.You can solve this by increasing the page file size also called as virtual memory.we are using this virtual memory in the windows for moving the information to and from the page file for faster memory processing.This will free up enough space for your ram to run properly..
To increase the system page file,follow the give path...

 

Control panel>system>advanced>settings(under performace)>advanced>change

Here under drive(volume label) you get the option for selecting any of your hard disk drive,but the best option is,select any other drive than c drive for virtual memory.

Set the double initial & maximum size of your virtual memory.Here set initial size as 700MB and maximum size as 1000MB;you can change this size according to the free space available on your hard drive...