Sandisk Cruzers, amoung others, have U3 hidden partitions on them that
prevent readyboost from remembering your settings. You need the U3 Removal
Tool to get rid of it and then readyboost will remember your settings on
reboot. However, you have to decide if you really want to permanently delete
these features from your drive.

[url]http://www.u3.com/uninstall/[/url]



"jlitvak" wrote:
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> Hi, all: I have a question I hope someone can help me with. I have a 1Gb
> SanDisk memory stick in my Vista Enterprise box. I'm able to successfully
> start ReadyBoost manually but when I reboot the computer, ReadyBoost doesn't
> start automatically. I've checked the ReadyBoost service and it indicates
> Automatic, which would lead me to believe it would restart by itself on
> reboot.
>
> Any suggestions for how I can get ReadyBoost to restart itself on reboot
> without me having to do so "by hand?"
>
> Much appreciated.
>
> Jeff[/color]