SanDisk Cruzer 2Gb Micro and Windows Vista ReadyBoost - Page 4

So should you invest in a SanDisk Cruzer? Well yes, the device is small, easy to carry around, and its performance is top notch. I have started to use the device on a day to day basis, and carry it around with me even when I do not have a PC with me.

As for ReadyBoost, if you are a laptop user with a shortage of memory, then I highly recommend that you pick yourself a Cruzer up and use it for ReadyBoost, it makes a real world difference, and is a welcome enhancement to the Windows OS.

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  • 1 - Sandesh Sadhale

    May 08, 2007 at 4:05 pm

    A few days back I bought the Sandisk Cruzer Titanium 4GB edition, hoping it will give a readyboost to my windows vista. But when I plug in the device, vista carries out a test and shows that the device DOES NOT have the characteristics required for readyboost :-( dont know why! I am bit disappointed at this as I was expecting readyboost to help me speed up my system.

  • 2 - JohnL

    Sep 03, 2007 at 11:27 pm

    It works great on a XP system. There are NO DRIVERS for Vista. If you have Vista don't bother.

  • 3 - Zbigniew Michalak (Mitch)

    Nov 12, 2007 at 3:16 pm

    I got my self 'mini cruzer 2GB' and it works perfect with my desk top PC on windows XP but now I bought lap top with Vista Windows and it doesn't work at all so what's the trick if any one knows? I looked for drivers all over the internet and couldn't find one, does that mean I can't use my cruzer on my lap top? WASTED MONEY IN'T IT?

  • 4 - Scooter

    Dec 04, 2007 at 7:22 pm

    Just called SanDisk support. A patch to the Cruzer Micro 4GB is being released 'before the end of 2007' that will allow the Cruzer to work with Vista. As others have posted, mine worked fine on an XP laptop and doesn't do doodly a Vista laptop. Hopefully cured in a few weeks.

  • 5 - Brian

    Dec 28, 2007 at 7:12 pm

    In Vista, go into the equivalent of
    My Computer and look at your flash drive. Right click on that drive and go to Properties. There is a tab entitled ReadyBoost. Go to this tab, and select Use this device for ReadyBoost. Done!

  • 6 - Divez

    Jan 19, 2008 at 6:55 am

    for me, its not working! I have Sandisk cruzer micro 1.0GB and nothing´s working! help!

  • 7 - Mike C

    Feb 04, 2008 at 2:38 pm

    This works

    C:windowsinfINFCACHE.1 is most likely corrupt and should be deleted.
    You will need to edit its file permissions to give Full Control to the
    User Group before you will be allowed to delete it.

  • 8 - Azkeyz

    Aug 29, 2008 at 5:35 am

    This buggered me for a while about what exactly is going on , with sandisk micro cruiser 2g U3 on vista , mine was not working on other USB my extended USB ports , but when I move this little jewl to primary USB port headers , vuala everything returned to normal.

    hope that helps some people

    May the nforce2 be with you , always.

  • 9 - makki

    Feb 07, 2009 at 3:33 am

    i have uninstall the u3 software but can not restore the u3 software

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