Thread: Calibre 2.38.0 does not recognize my new Kindle Paperwhite
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Old 09-27-2015, 12:43 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
I'm not at my PC now but I do seem to remember some configuration options for USB devices to allow safe / unsafe removal (I think this alters how data caching happens) and also whether they can be used for Ready Boost. I wonder if during an upgrade any of these options get set?
Ready Boost is in Drive Properties->Ready Boost tab

The other one is in Drive Properties->Hardware tab->select drive->Properties button->Policies tab, on transient devices especially probably best to take the option that disables the write cache (although I still eject them via the tray applet before removing or restart/reboot.)

Windows 10 has effectively turned my RB off - says there's nothing to be gained

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