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The sceenshot is correct. There is nothing wrong. This comes about as a result of an update first introduced in Windows 8.1.
This article explains the situation for those who can understand it.
http://www.alex-ionescu.com/?p=246
Note that this is 2 TB of VIRTUAL address space and has no significant cost in system resources. In Windows 8.1 and later each 64 bit process has a 128 TB private virtual address space. This is up from 8 TB in previous 64 bit systems.
Yes, I understand the concept of virtual space, we work with that a lot in the flight simulation community. I am aware that it has nothing to do with system resources.
Thank you for the link, now that I'm aware that it's normal, all is fine!