EnableCompression
specifies whether the Microsoft®
ReadyBoost™ cache uses compression.
Disabling compression can improve CPU usage and decrease battery consumption.
Enabling compression may be necessary for systems with a low amount of RAM or cache space, to ensure that the necessary pages can be stored.
- For a portable computer with 1 gigabyte
(GB) of RAM, we recommend using a fast internal flash device with a
cache size of at least 4 GB, to avoid the need for cache
compression.
- For a portable computer with 2 GB or
more of RAM, we recommend using a fast internal flash device with a
cache size of at least 8 GB, to avoid the need for cache
compression.
Values
true |
Specifies that the ReadyBoost cache uses compression. This is the default value. |
false |
Specifies that the ReadyBoost cache does not use compression. |
Parent Hierarchy
Microsoft-Windows-SystemMaintenanceService | CacheList | Cache | EnableCompression
Valid Configuration Passes
specialize
Applies To
For a list of the supported Windows® editions and architectures that this component supports, see Microsoft-Windows-SystemMaintenanceService.
XML Example
The following XML output example shows a configuration of two ReadyBoost devices. On this sample system, the first device does not use compression, while the second device uses compression.
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<CacheList> <Cache> <CacheID>ReadyBoostCache1</CacheID> <DiskID>1</DiskID> <PartitionID>1</PartitionID> <CacheSizeMB>1024</CacheSizeMB> <EnableCompression>false</EnableCompression> <EnableEncryption>false</EnableEncryption> </Cache> <Cache> <CacheID>ReadyBoostCache2</CacheID> <DiskID>2</DiskID> <PartitionID>1</PartitionID> <EnableCompression>true</EnableCompression> <EnableEncryption>true</EnableEncryption> </Cache> </CacheList> |