Windows 10: Why is Windows Host Process (Rundll32) in my Startup?

Why is there a Windows Host Process (Rundll32) in my Startup tab in Task Manager?

I'm not sure if this is a Windows 10 default action, or if it came from some program I installed. Shouldn't rundll32.exe start automatically if it's needed?

It's not a virus, I'm positive it's the official exe in System32.
I'm just curious, wondering why it's there. I can disable it without any obvious consequences.

:)

 

Start up program

There is another N/A.

n/a Windows host process (Rundll32) Microsoft Corporation
c:\windows\system32\rundll32.exe 4/1/2032 9:35 PM

 

There was a problem starting sbavmon.dll The specified module could not be found after upgrading to Windows 10

The problem was only the presence in Startup menu of "Windows host process(rundll32)"

 

Rundll32 is used to execute a dynamic link library as an executable. I would grab autoruns and look at the full execution command and see what it is being used to run. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/.../bb963902.aspx

 

Ah right thanks.
Just ran it there, and it seems there's a few dll's that like to run at startup: Logitech Download Assistant (for my mouse and keyboard), and Creative (for my sound). I guess one of those created the link to Rundll32.exe. I never notice the difference because they're just update programs that do nothing most of the time.

That seems to make sense now.
Thanks!