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01-15-2009
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| Member | Readyboost on or off Hi Is ready boost doing anything when I don't use it with a flash device, or can i just turn it off in the service manager. If yes, what does it do? And if there was a flash drive would it then still have other purposes. Thanks |
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01-15-2009
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| You Will Service..Us | Re: Readyboost on or off Hi knector, Here's a little information on it and yes, you can disable it. ReadyBoost Windows Administration: Inside the Windows Vista Kernel: Part 2 |
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01-16-2009
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| Member | Re: Readyboost on or off Thanks So it does nothing without a usb, then I should just disable the service. |
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01-16-2009
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| Member | Re: Readyboost on or off In services it says nothing about dependencies but if I read "Inside the Windows Vista Kernel: Part 2" correctly Readyboost is used by Readyboot - seems like that wont be working if you disable? How big a loss is another question. If not true trace files in Prefetch/Readyboot folder should be renewed as you boot away. |
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01-16-2009
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| Member | Re: Readyboost on or off Thank's, I will try both ways and see which work the best. Greetings from Denmark. |
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