An old thread and problem, but one

An old thread and problem, but one that has been annoying me, and probably a few others.
The solution to the error: "Session "ReadyBoot" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188" is simple, and it needs no discussion of Prefetch, ReadyBoost, or whether you are using an SSD (as I am).
The problem, in my case, was that Readyboot needed more than the default 20MB size of the ReadyBoot.etl file to complete, By increasing the ReadyBoot.etl file size to 128MB I was able to see that it required 27MB to complete. I left it at 128MB as that isn't too much space to waste, and it allows for growth. Now that ReadyBoot is completing the above error has gone away.
The hint was the warning in the Event Viewer prior to the above error. Specifically;
"The maximum file size for session "ReadyBoot" has been reached. As a result, events might be lost (not logged) to file "C:WindowsPrefetchReadyBootReadyBoot.etl". The maximum files size is currently set to 20971520 bytes."
I just didn't know how to increase the file size before now.
So here is the solution, based on a post by "Year" in this post: http:// forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=318837 (I can't post a link at the moment, so you will have to join those two bits to check it out.)
Windows 7 set the ReadyBoot.etl file to 20MB and in the event logger this size often is maxed during boot (aka not enough), increasing it can really help.

I do not recommend a value above 256mb, the best size imo is 128mb.

How to tweak it:

1) Search, Performance Monitor

2) on your left side, expand DATA COLLECTORS SETS

3) Click on STARTUP EVENT TRACES

4) on your right side you'll find a list, double click READYBOOT

5) click on the STOP CONDITION tab and set the size you want

6) press OK , close everything, reboot
To check if it worked, look in the Event Viewer to see the error didn't occur on the last reboot. (If oyu have been rebooting a bit, note the time of the fix, and look for errors after that time.
Also, look in "C:WindowsPrefetchReadyBoot" (or the appropriate directory for your installation) and note the size of the ReadyBoot.etl file. It will probably be more than 20MB, as mine was.
There you go. Simple, wasn't it? :-)

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An old thread and problem, but one that has been annoying me, and probably a few others.The solution to the error: "Session" ReadyBoot "stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188" is simple, and it needs no discussion of Prefetch, ReadyBoost, or whether you are using an SSD (as I am).The problem, in my case, was that Readyboot needed more than the default 20 MB size of the ReadyBoot.etl file to complete, By increasing the ReadyBoot.etl file size to 128 MB I was able to see that it required to complete 27MB. I left it at 128 MB as that isn't too much space to waste, and it allows for growth. Now that ReadyBoot is completing the above error has gone away.The hint was the warning in the Event Viewer prior to the above error. Specifically;"The maximum file size for session" ReadyBoot "has been reached. As a result, events might be lost (not logged in) to the file "C:WindowsPrefetchReadyBootReadyBoot.etl". The maximum files size is currently set to 20,971,520 bytes. "I just didn't know how to increase the file size before now.So here is the solution, based on a post by "Year" in this post: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=318837 (I can't post a link at the moment, so you will have to join those two bits to check it out.)Windows 7 set the ReadyBoot.etl file to 20 MB and in the event logger this size often is maxed during boot (aka not enough), increasing it can really help.I do not recommend a value above 256 MB, the best size imo is 128 MB.How to tweak it:1) Search, Performance Monitor 2) on your left side, expand DATA COLLECTORS SETS3) Click on STARTUP EVENT TRACES4) on your right side you'll find a list, double click READYBOOT5) click on the STOP CONDITION tab and set the size you want6) press OK, close everything, rebootTo check if it worked, look in the Event Viewer to see the error didn't occur on the last reboot. (If oyu have been rebooting a bit, note the time of the fix, and look for errors after that time.Also, look in "C:WindowsPrefetchReadyBoot" (or the appropriate directory for your installation) and note the size of the ReadyBoot.etl file. It will probably be more than 20 MB, as mine was.There you go. Simple, wasn't it? :-)

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An old thread and problem, but One That Đã annoying me, and lẽ vài others.
The solution to the error: "Session" ReadyBoot "stopped Due to những error: 0xC0000188" is simple, and it needs no discussion of prefetch , ReadyBoost, or you are using an SSD nếu (as I am).
The problem, in my case, more coal was needed mà Readyboot the default 20MB file size of the ReadyBoot.etl to complete, file ReadyBoot.etl By Increasing the size I was thể 128MB to see how few 27MB required to complete. I left it at 128MB as nằm not too much space to waste, and it cho phép for Growth. Now that ReadyBoot is Completing the above error has gone away.
The hint was the warning in the Event Viewer prior to the above error. Specifically,
"The maximum file size for the session" ReadyBoot "Đã reached. As a result, events Might Be Lost (not logged) to file" C: Windows prefetch ReadyBoot ReadyBoot.etl ". The maximum files size is thời set to 20971520 bytes. "
I just did not know how big the file size is before tăng now.
So here is the solution, based on a post by "Year" in this post: http: // forums.guru3d.com/ showthread.php? t = 318 837 (I can not post a link at the moment, than you will have to join những two bits to check it out.)
Windows 7 set the file to 20MB ReadyBoot.etl and in the event this logger often Do is maxed khi boot size (aka not enough), it can really help tăng. I do not recommend a value above 256mb, 128mb is imo the best size. How to tweak it: 1) Search, Performance Monitor 2) trên left side, expand DATA COLLECTORS SETS 3) Click on the STARTUP EVENT Traces 4) trên right side you'll find a list, double click READYBOOT 5) click on the tab and set the STOP CONDITION size you want 6) press OK, close everything , reboot To check if it worked, look in the Event Viewer to see the error did not occur on the last reboot. (If oyu được Rebooting a bit, note the time of the fix, and look for errors after mà time. Also, look in "C: Windows prefetch ReadyBoot" (or the the appropriate directory for your installation) and note the ReadyBoot.etl size of the file. It will be more coal lẽ 20MB, as mine was. There you go. Simple, was not it? :-)