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Most likely an app updater written by someone who is too lazy to make their updater hidden.
As others suggested, look in task scheduler, but make sure you run it elevated. Focus on any updater that's calling an app from a bat file, and move out from there.
Most likely an app updater written by someone who is too lazy to make their updater hidden.
I feel seen!!
Guilty as charged. At least in my case the updater is always started by the app, and when it's done it starts the app again