When is system managed size for paging file (pagefile.sys) useful?
System managed size option is useful for those PC users who do not want pagefile.sys to be located on the root drive of their systems (where windows vista/XP is installed), but want pagefile.sys to be located on another drive. However such users can still use Vista/XP to dynamically(automatically) manage and allocate the paging file size.
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