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Are you referring to the System Process you can see on Process Hacker? If so, that's NTOSKRNL, which is the Windows Kernel. All the other kernel-mode software is hosted under NTOSKRNL as a "module".viewing on windows taskmanager due windows itself send to private hidden process
Emsisoft, ESET, among many other vendors also have their own kernel-mode software (device drivers) and this can consume memory as well. It depends on what they're doing in kernel-mode - e.g. the driver itself might be light on-disk but it may have a large foot-print in memory.
Depending on how much memory is actually being used, a product may consume more or less memory. It depends on the product. For example, a framework being used may automatically have memory optimisation features to force the garbage collector to free objects when required or control consumption of more/less memory based on how much is currently available system-wide.what you say is true but what if the person needs the extra memory in other activities of productivity, entertainment instead of giving priority to a single background task