OldBear has it exactly right. And by the way, that file is your virtual memory (swap file). It just has a different name in Win2K and WinXP. You might want to resize it, but I wouldn't recommend eliminating it until you understand more about your system settings. You could render the computer unbootable.
There are some programs that need virtual memory to run correctly, even with large amounts of physical memory on the mainboard ... some of them won't even install unless a paging file is detected, and is of a certain size.
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