They are all listed as “Run Once”, but they remain even after several reboots.
In the “Company column” it says “File not found” ???
Some searching found a few webbsites talking about malware, which made me wonder what had happened.
So i restored my fresh system-backup, created just a few days ago before i installed the October-updates.
I then installed one update at a time until i saw those autostart-programs again in Winpatrol.
After investigation i have found the cause: a Microsoft security update from October: KB2868038 !
Some USB-drivers for audio & video....
And uninstalling the update doesn´t help, those programs are still listed.
There is a very long thread at Microsoft Community about problems with related to MS13-081 but I did not see any post that had the same issue you have. KB2862330 fails to install - Microsoft Community
You narrowed the problem to the problematic update and have restarted multiple times. With those files listed as "Run once", they should have been installed at the next reboot. Although you did not mention receiving the error "Task Sequence environment not found", check that you have the applicable updates listed in the "Resolution" section of Task sequence fails in Configuration Manager if software updates require multiple restarts.
If no joy, since the issue you have is also related to MS13-081, I suggest adding the details of your experience to the thread at Microsoft Community. In addition, as Susan Bradley made clear in that thread, Microsoft can not fix a problem that they don't know is broken. If Susan offers to create a support case, please consider sending her the information she needs to do so. Her email address is listed in that thread.
No i haven´t seen any any errormesages at all.
I noticed those autostarts "by accident", i used WP to move some other programs to "delayed start", and then i saw those "weird".
Regarding "Task sequence fails....", the update is not listed there.
The update causing all this is KB2868038, not KB2862330, although the security bulletin is the same.
I´m going to take a look at the thread at Microsoft Community anyway.