Windows 10: Strange chinese characters in my HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

So, sometimes I like to check my regedit after uninstall something in case I missed something, and today was not an exception. As I was scrolling trough my regedit I found some peculiar folders that I found weird. After tried to use translator and it actually gave me nothing I decided to ask for help here.

The folders are in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
with the following names:
慳栠㔀耀 which as an "md_auto_file" in it
欐諐瘀退޸ which as an "mcfunction_auto_file"
縀䆁 with "mcmeta_auto_file"
and finaly
蓗٬䯿蠀 with a "properties_auto_file"

So I was wondering, why should my windows (which is in portuguese), would create such registries

Is this a virus or something, should I delete those? Help me please.Until now this was the only weird thing that I found.

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