That’s odd. But try this: right-click on “process name.” Do you get a drop-down list where you can select what columns you want to display? Mine starts: “Process ID, User, %CPU, CPU Time, %GPU, etc.” Towards the bottom you should have “Bytes Written.” Check that. Or does that already have a checkmark next to it?
Under the View menu there is a “Columns” item. Make sure all the important columns are checked.
Or, yeah, you could look there for the same options. ![]()
Perfectly normal. That column would probably be better named “virtual address space”. It is not constrained by physical RAM or hard drive space.