Any way to track the malformed apps at startup?

Does right-clicking not provide any options?

1.Use debugging tools:
Using debugging tools in an integrated development environment (IDE), you can run the code step-by-step, observe the state of variables and program flow, and catch exception messages.
Development environments such as Visual Studio, Eclipse, Xcode, etc. provide powerful debugging features.

2.Logging:
Add logging features to your application to record critical steps and error messages during startup. This can help you track down the exact location and context of the error.
You can use off-the-shelf logging libraries (e.g. log4j, NLog, Winston, etc.) to simplify the implementation of logging.

3.Exception handling:
Add a global exception handling mechanism to the code that starts the program to catch unhandled exceptions and log error messages.

For each app, you can right-click and select Properties to view details about the publisher. This can help you determine if an app is from Microsoft or a third-party developer.

A free tool from Microsoft's Sysinternals suite that gives an extensive view of all startup items across the system, including services, drivers, DLLs, etc. You can download Autoruns from the Microsoft website and see what starts with Windows in much more detail than Task Manager.

They are not Microsoft service as you can see from the name. You'd better checking out if they are still there after reboot.

Typically, Microsoft services or applications will show their publisher as "Microsoft Corporation.” Other Microsoft-related background services may have names like Windows Update, Windows Security, etc.