Hello Programatix,

By chance have you read Vista's Help and Support Files in respect to
ReadyBoost?

All the sincere questions that you asked, the answers are entirely provided
as; "Using memory in your storage device to speed up your computer"

If you were to use a 4 Gig USB Flash for ReadyBoost, the total allowed
memory cache would be 1.5 Gig from that 4 Gig Flash Media.

Question: Have you consulted Ms. Dewey for advice, at: www.msdewey.com ??

Ms. Dewey is incredibly awesome, and very informative.

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Windows Vista
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"Programatix" wrote:

Hi,

I'm installed Vista on my laptop (no driver for the smart battery, so Vista
does not recognize it as a mobile PC). Anyway, I found out that after
several times of hibernate and suspend, Ready Boost will suddenly stop
working.

When this happens, the Property box of the drive, the Ready Boost tab will
be missing. Attempting to stop the Ready Boost service will make Ready Boost
to be in "stopping" condition infinitely.

The only way to solve this is to restart Vista.

Any idea?