It’s not Readyboost that is supposed to speed up booting, but Readyboot. (The ‘s’ missing)
For securityreasons Microsoft has crippled Readyboost with a compression/encryption algorithm which forces clearance at reboot, which is not possible to turn off for a normal person, even with some registry experience or access to a policy editor on a professional-machine. Probably only someone who learns how to remotely install windows in an enterprise will obtain the knowledge to turn off the encryption which is rumoured to cause cache-clearance.
I switched back to the PrimoCache-trial. Still 58 days of the trial left to await a solution from Sandisk…
