If you've got a spare USB drive laying around, hold onto it till you start running Windows Vista. Using Vista's new ReadyBoost feature, a spare USB 2.0 key with enough space can speed up the OS performance.
Enjoy!
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06-01-07 06:29 AM #1
OT - Speed Up Windows Vista With A Flash Drive
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06-02-07 09:02 AM #2
Anyone give the above a try?
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06-02-07 10:15 AM #3
Dhuepaxus,
Thanks for the tip but how much faster can it be? When I shelled out a dime for a Vista machine I kind of expected to be done with the coathanger-antenna stuff. I admit my pc does make me wait to open apps from time to time.SBR Founder Join Date: 7/12/2005
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