Windows 10: Startup Program listing

Noticed this under my startup programs but it does not show to be running.
Should I remove it or what?
Uninstall C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\17.3.5892.0626\amd64

Ron

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Program starts at system load - but not in Startup list

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This issue is often caused by a corrupted or a missing data file. The update that your computer has installed might have triggered this issue. We would suggest that you restore your computer from a system restore point. By doing this, you're bringing your
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Program starts at system load - but not in Startup list

Last week, 8th January 2018, I loaded my (Windows 10) system as normal and started up Excel. I then had to go out for an appointment. When I returned 30 minutes later a Windows update had run and rebooted my system (even though I have it set to only update
overnight!!)

Even since then whenever I turn on my system after a tidy closedown (I close all running applications each night) the systems starts two Excel session with empty workbooks.

I have checked all the normal Startup locations and Excel is not in the list. Is this some strange hangover from the forced reboot during the Windows update, or is there another Startup list somewhere else?

Moved from: Windows / Windows 10 / Desktop, Start, & personalization / Start Menu

 

Its the microsoft cloud , i turned mine off although it can be handy for some as it periodically backs your stuff up , i beleive you can set it to back up what and when

 

thanks for the reply. Knew it was the microsoft cloud but why is an uninstall cmd in my startup?

 

Any word on this? I have the same startup item and ultimately the same question. It just seems odd to forever have an uninstall cmd in startup.

 

No Axis. Have not found ANY explanation for this and you're right about the oddity of this!

 

Removed it caused no issues