JW

After the boot cycle is complete and for after he first 90 seconds the ready
boost card only acts as a cache for virtual memory and does not add to your
main memory capacity at all.
During boot it records the programs you load and then updates the prefetch
file so that the next time the system will boot faster.
Is your card plugged directly into your computer or is it plugged into a
card reader? Mine is plugged directly into my computer and does not have to
be reset after each boot.
"beto666" <beto666.2tf2j8@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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> Hello again Bob. I bought a SanDisk 1GB flash with 10MB/s read (66x) and
> 9MB/s write (60x) according to manufacturer's info on package. It worked
> OK and I assigned max space for readyboost cache file storage. I noticed
> there's a bit of better performence for loading usual apps (Word,
> Photoshop, Mail, etc.), and a tiny bit of improvement during shutdown.
> I'm runnign Vista Ultimate and have 2GBRAM DDR2. I did it becuase I
> can't afford to have 2GB RAM modules for the moment, and flash cards are
> quite cheap, and becoming cheaper. When I shutdown I have to assign
> readytboost manually again, for it comes zero after boot up. Do you know
> how I can make the system use it every time I boot up automatically?
> Thanx again.
>
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> beto666