I have a 1gb page file and Process explorer shows 315mb for gzserv.exe in the Private Bytes column. I would suggest creating a small one, say 1gb in size, and then see what results you get. I got this from a post about Process Explorer. I just tried things with them turned on and really didn't see much of a difference at all. I also run BD Free with the auto scans turned off. That's why I always keep a small one active. I have tried running without a page file myself and have experienced other kinds of strange behavior. Maybe not having any page file is confusing either BD or Windows itself.
Private bytes however only refers to the processes private memory, so this value may not reflect shared resources (even if the shared resource is only used by this process at present). most of the time, the process is not entirely (or at all) page-file resident, so that's why private bytes appears to have "room" for further allocation. Private Bytes refers to the amount of Page file space that is allocated to the process (not necessarily used) in the event that the process's private memory footprint is completely paged out to swap.
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