Windows Vista Volume Licensing

I dunno, the only problem I have with Vista is driver immaturity (mainly caused by Nvidias elitism - they barely support anything which isnt top-of-the-line jazz. I had to install WinXP drivers for my nForce 3 mobo to get acceptable performance for my AGP GF7600GS and to fix some nasty crashes at movie resizing.).

Oh and it uses a fuckton of ram. Every app uses a bit more ram then it does in XP, and that can accumulate after a while. But mostly its that I'm using Aero Glass, which is 100+mb easily; not like i care since it doesnt continously dig in the pagefile unlike XP does.
Heck I may as well try that Readyboost function on a spare pendrive I have (uses pendrive as RAM, specializing only in fast, short calls to get the most use out of the pendrive instant access speeds, but only for that cuz usb interface speeds sucks).

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by RacinReaver

Don't flash USB drives have a finite number of write sequences on them? It's only like a few thousand or something, I thought.

Its more like ten thousands. Their faq says that reading happens a lot more often then writing, and to not worry about it. I certainly wont since this is a spare old pendrive.

There's nowhere I can't reach.