I have got a little confused here.
quite a few people have told me thats its ok to disable readyboost in services.msc if you don't use it.
I do not use it , not yet anyway.
So do i really need the service running, i have looked on the blackviper site, and the safe setting is automatic.
But on various websites it tells you that you can safely disable it.
10 Unnecessary Services that Can Be Safely Disabled
1. ReadyBoost
ReadyBoost is a great idea from Microsoft. Unfortunately most of us don’t use it, don’t know how to use it, or don’t even know what it does.
ReadyBoost is a new feature in Vista that allows users to use a USB flash drive, SD card, or any other type of portable memory as disk cache. It is also used in conjunction with Superfetch (the beefed up version of Prefetch from XP) which stores cache of boot up programs to help speed boot times.
If you are like me and don’t use ReadyBoost you can safely disable this service and free up any memory it is using. So locate ReadyBoost in your Services list and double click on it:
So really is it safe to disable this if you dont use it