Swap file failed. Usb bricked

I have a Z77/i7-3770/32GB system running Win 7 Ult 64 bit. I have never observed the swap file being used. Do I need one or can I disable it ...

Yes, you can copy it to a flash drive then copy it to the computer you are installing Windows 7 on. You can also install it using the USB flash drive.

I have a 64GB sandisk ultra flash drive and I am having issues getting various windows 7 machines to actually see the full size of the drive.

You can not page to a drive that Windows considers removable, which includes anything you plug into a USB port or card reader.

Yes there is a way to use your USB drive for your swap space. If you need any further assistance with this, please let me know.

Go to My Computer, right-click on your flash drive, and choose Properties. Then go to the ReadyBoost tab, and choose Dedicate this device to ReadyBoost.

No. Your USB drive cannot be an extension of your RAM. You can make more SWAP space out of it (or you can store things you don't commonly need on it to have ...

You should also make sure that your USB flash drive has a minimum of 4GB of storage capacity and is formatted in NTFS, FAT32, or exFAT format.

Hi all, I would like to move the swap file from the hard drive its currently residing in to a 4 gb USB stick id like to install.

After I waited 2 hours for making an swap file of 5 GB I have disconnected and rebooted the router but my USB was locked to read-only and now I can't use it ...