Vista - ReadyBoot (not Readyboost) speed up?

ReadyBoot (not Readyboost) speed up? Windows Vista has some nice features like Superfetch and Readyboost... these work together to speed up your system

however it also has a process called READYBOOT which works with SUPERFETCH to speed up the boot process...

Now it seems my 64-Bit Vista is superfast at booting with this , but after uninstalling Adobe Suite CS4 its slowed down quite a bit.. ive defragged (even though it was only 2.6% fragged) and cleaned out registry but this hasnt really helped...

is there a way to re-train or re-fresh the readyboot cache?

My vista64 used to take 6 scrolling bars to get to login screen then about 4 seconds after clicking my username the desktop would appear and icons fly in the tray about 3-a-second , now since uninstalling Adobe it takes 10 bars (along the bottom of bootscreen) and the icons are really slow to load in at about 1 every 2 seconds... ive rebooted 4 times simultaneously as sometimes this helps but its not in this case....

can anyone help me get its superfast speed back?


thanks

Hello snadge, welcome to Vista forums!

Have a go at this, at the link below. Be sure to post back with how it sorts out.

Run the CS4 Clean Script

Keep us informed!












Later Ted