Missing "Commit size" column in Choose Columns dialog (Version 3.2.25165.2405)

[FelixIsaac]

Hello System Informer team and community,

I'm trying to add the "Commit size" column to my process list to better analyze memory usage, but it appears to be completely missing from the "Choose Columns" dialog.

Context & Background

I was investigating what appeared to be extremely high memory usage, with some processes showing values in the terabytes (e.g., 3,507.82 GB). My Gemini 2.5 Pro explained that I was looking at the "Virtual size" column, which represents the reserved address space and isn't indicative of actual memory consumption.

The assistant strongly recommended using the "Commit size" column instead, describing it as follows:

Commit Size: The total amount of virtual memory that the operating system has actually backed with storage (either physical RAM or the page file). This is the memory the system has committed to provide to the process and is the best metric for understanding its true memory pressure.

This explanation makes perfect sense, and it's exactly the metric I need. However, when I try to enable it, I can't find it.

Environment

• System Informer Version: 3.2.25165.2405 (a654169b) Release
• Operating System: Windows 11

What I've Tried

1. Right-clicking a column header -> "Choose columns...".
2. Searching for "Commit" and "Commit size" in the "Inactive columns" list. No results are found.
3. Closing System Informer completely and deleting the SystemInformer.exe.settings.xml file from %appdata%\SystemInformer to reset all settings.
4. After restarting with default settings, the "Commit size" column is still not in the list.

My Question

Given that my AI assistant described "Commit size" as a standard and crucial feature, I'm wondering:

• Is the AI mistaken, and this column doesn't exist or was renamed?
• Is this a known issue or a bug in my specific build?
• Am I missing something obvious?

Any help or clarification would be greatly appreciated. This seems like an essential column for memory diagnostics, and I'm very keen to get it working.

Thank you for your time and for creating such a fantastic tool

[Fred-Vatin]

This is the column: private bytes. When you click the tray icon, at the bottom left, select commit charge. You will see that it reports the same value as private bytes.

[FelixIsaac]

Thank you.