Odd TMP files - OK to delete? What are they?

I also have them, going back to 03/14/2020 6:55PM.
Each time I get them there are 19 of them.



Checked Event Viewer and they seem to be associated with this:

Seems to happen every 10 days or so on my PC. Just killed all but the most recent set. Will report back if any issues pop up as a result. Everything I can find on this seems to indicate it shouldn't do any harm. We'll see...
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This task is run at the same time stamp as the 19 files created today. Actually, one second difference.
It is found in Task Scheduler > Microsoft\Windows\Management\Provisioning\Logon
Not sure if there is any relevance.

Update:
The older files are not self deleting. The list keeps growing.
As seen above, it seems that there is a Scheduled Task that triggers at the same time each day that the 19 folders are created.
The earliest folders are dated 3/13/20. There was a Cumulative Updated installed (KB4540673) on 3/13/20

Does anyone know what the LOGON task is? (Task scheduler > Microsoft>Windows>Management>Provisioning)
Do you think it would be OK to disable this task?

Could someone else check to see if they also have a correlation between the date their folders started and KB4540673?
And do you also have the LOGON task in your scheduler?

Thanks

I expect many people posting here have ample time to solve this puzzle in the current lock down!

Solved. Disable LOGON task.

TV2 said:

Solved. Disable LOGON task.

Please explain.

Take a look at this one. Seems to be same issue, with some more explanation and a cleanup script. From April last year.....

"tw-7f0-87c-*****.tmp" folders

Steve C said:

Please explain.

As I stated above, the folders seemed to be created due to the LOGON task in Task Scheduler (See post 13 above).
I disabled that task and now the folders are not being created anymore.
There have been no problems with the system since disabling the task.

f14tomcat said:

Take a look at this one. Seems to be same issue, with some more explanation and a cleanup script. From April last year.....

Thanks for that info.
If disabling the task stops the folders from being created I prefer that over automatically deleting them.
If I needed to reverse the procedure due to some unforeseen problem it would be simple to do.