![]() The symptom is that when a USB flash drive is inserted and connected, Windows Vista is still able to properly detect the USB flash drive inserted, and gives an option to let user decide whether to run ReadyBoost on the drive. However, after installing or upgrading to Windows Vista SP1 (and even in Windows Vista RTM), the ReadyBoost may stop working and no longer functioning, or saying that the USB flash key drive is poor in performance to run ReadyBoost. ReadyBoost in Windows Vista uses a USB flash drive such as USB key or memory stick as additional memory to the operating system to boost system performance.
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