Using Windows Vista ReadyBoost

Posted on November 8th, 2008 by simon

ReadyBoost is a new Windows feature that came with Windows Vista. You can utilized your spare portable storage to speed up Windows Vista. Use a SD  card, CompactFlash or USB drive with ReadyBoost -  your portable storage drive can be used for disk cache, which results in faster performance for Windows Vista.

Watch this video explaining how to use Windows Vista ReadyBoost

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