Finally, uncheck the "Enabled" checkbox on that tab.Īccording to Microsoft, ReadyBoot decreases boot time by up to 20%. Double clicking the list item brings up the ReadyBoot Properties dialog. Now on your righthand side you'll see a list that includes ReadyBoot, and you'll see the word 'enabled' beside the word 'Readyboot'. Then on the lefthand side of your screen click "Data Collector Sets", and underneath that heading click "Startup Event Trace Sessions". Launch the "Reliability and Performance Monitor" program (via Vista's Administrative Tools or via any of the other routes to launch this program).
Here's how to disable ReadyBoot (not ReadyBoost) in Windows Vista. I also turn off Virtual RAM and disable Paging Executive, so that the OS and drivers stay in RAM. I say turning it off helps your Vista computer stop overworking the hard drive. Some people say to disable ReadyBoot, PreFetch, and SuperFetch others say leave all that stuff on. We also recommend you check out ReadyBoost Monitor tool to monitor the performance of ReadBoost.This is a bit controversial. As you can see in the above picture, one can configure the space to reserve for system speed under ReabyBoost tab. Note: If you planning to use a flash drive with more than 4GB space, you need to format the drive with NTFS as storage devices formatted with the older FAT32 file system can’t store more than 4 GB. Step 2: Under the ReadyBoost Tab, select Do not use this device option. Step 1: Right-click on the USB drive and click Properties option to open Properties dialog. Windows may take a few seconds to configure the cache. Note that you can’t use the space reserved for the ReadyBoost for any other storage purpose.įor optimum performance, use a flash drive or flash memory card with available space of at least double the amount of memory (RAM) in your computer, and preferably four times as much memory.
Step 4: Select the space to reserve for system speed.
Step 3: Switch to ReadyBoost tab and select Use this device.
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