DISQUS

Lars · 2 years ago

Who would have known :S

I think the problem is, that the flash rams are hotswap. Windows can't save files it "needs" on their if it suddenly is being removed (at least I think so)

- Lars
Everton · 2 years ago

mine stays plugged in...
Calamari · 2 years ago

I don't think it is supposed to speed up boot time.
It is supposed to speed up performance while USING the system.
ReadyBoost Memory · 1 year ago

You can find a list of readyboost compatible usb flash memory here: http://www.readyboostmemory.com
Andrew · 1 year ago

It would make sense that it takes longer to boot up and shut down simply because it's just one more program. It does however speed up your performance overall (in my experience) once it's up and running. However if you go over a certain size of flash drive, say two 2GB ones or a single 4GB one over a single 2GB drive you might experience problems.
Mathias · 1 year ago

It takes longer to boot up because the driver/software for the Ready boost needs to be loaded. It probably needs to initialize the flash memory in Vista, that can take some time.