Can't disable ReadyBoost!!! PLEASE HELP ME!

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eldron

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Can't disable ReadyBoost!!! PLEASE HELP ME! (Still not solved)

Please help me!! I can't disable the Windows Vista ReadyBoost!!

btw, i already enabled the ReadyBoost

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Have you tried removing the USB stick?
 

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Yes... i tried every "custom" method....

Such as removing the USB stick, Deleting all the files, and enabling auto-play.
 

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you should be able to disable it in the services.
goto ( Control Panel\Administrative Tools\services)
look down the list for ReadyBoost and disable it from
there.
scrooge
 

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It's not actually solved :shock: I thought that would work, but... I don't want to lose any programs.... and some files.
 

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Brink said:
Hi Eldron,
Since you do not remember the password, your options are very limited. Using the boot DVD from Method Three in that reset link is the only easy option other than doing a clean reinstall of Vista. Anything else would involve having to take it to a professional and lots of money.
Click to expand...
Brink said:
It's your choice, but if you are just worried about Method Three, it is safe and will only reset the password back to a blank one again so you can gain access to your administrator account.
Click to expand...
Brink said:
Eldron,

Method Three shows you how to create a boot DVD with a editor tool that clears the password at boot. It is not the one from Method Two that you had to create (backup) at a earlier point. Method Three (Editor Tool) should do what you are wanting so you can gain access to your administrator account. Sorry for any confusion about this.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/102005-reset-user-account-password.html
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eldron said:
I thought that would work, but... I don't want to lose any programs.... and some files.
Click to expand...

Since you're locked out, maybe we let someone else do the thinking? I vote for Brink... what say you?
 

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Well... Brink is Professional.., I vote for Brink

Primary Question: Can I disable the ReadyBoost on other Vista Laptops??? are the ReadyBoost setting applied to the USB Stick or to the Laptop only?
 

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O.K.! Brink it is.... now go follow the directions.

As for the stick, when you put it in another machine you'll have to re-enable ReadyBoost, AFAIK. I don't use it.
 

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    eVGA 8800 GTS
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    X-Fi XtremeGamer
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    500GB W.D. RE2 Primary 1TB W.D. Caviar GP WD10EACS
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    D-Link DGL 4500
So, i can't still disable the ReadyBoost even if i plug it in on other Vista machines??

Ermm... anyone?
 

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Please don't just post a "bump" here ... :sarc: When someone has time, you will be helped!

















Later ;) Ted
 

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Re: Can't disable ReadyBoost!!! PLEASE HELP ME! (Still not solved)

Since you mention another laptop, the easy way would simply be to stick it in the other laptop and format the stick.
 

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Hi eldron...

stick it in the new machine ....close the autorun prompt..
go to ''my computer'' right click on the pen drive & select properties..

here you can select a format. :)
 

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Sorry, I shoulda mentioned that. :)

Just as Skunksmash says :)

Have you gotten the administrator problem worked out?
 

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skunksmash said:
Hi eldron...

stick it in the new machine ....close the autorun prompt..
go to ''my computer'' right click on the pen drive & select properties..

here you can select a format. :)
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Thank you very very very very much for the help!! Sorry i'am a newbie...

SgtBaxter said:
Sorry, I shoulda mentioned that. :)

Just as Skunksmash says :)

Have you gotten the administrator problem worked out?
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Thank you to you too my friend!! :D:D

Sorry too... Admin problem still not solved yet.. but it's ok :D It will be done in just 2 weeks or more untill Summer holiday ends and school starts.
 

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Thank you very very very very much for the help!! Sorry i'am a newbie...
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Hello eldron, no problem!
Keep asking questions, that's why we're here ... ;)










Later :) Ted
 

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eldron, try to download "Linux rescue kit" (Unlock administrator password)
Downloading Trinity Rescue Kit 3.2 build 279 from Tuxinator

The best guide I can give you, is this clip.
Hack Windows Vista!

Afterwards, give these 2 guides a look: (ReadyBoost and UAC)
http://www.vistax64.com/vista-performance-maintenance/178316-will-solve-big-part-problem-vista.html
http://www.vistax64.com/vista-security/178333-more-user-friendly-computer.html

The more user friendly computer, will probably stop attacks like this.
YouTube - Hacking Vista: Easier than you'd think
But I'm not sure what work, they have done on this office doc.
 
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