Mysterious Connection to Internet Requests

without some more info on whats requesting access i cant say if its safe or not, but if you want to stop it then just tell your firewall to deny it access (this varies from firewall to firewall but it is usually found under an option similar to Program Control or Outbound Rules)

You have been given excellent advice. Zigzag's suggestion should be taken immediately, to avoid bigger problems. In addition, I would suggest that you download and use this software Malwarebytes.org. It is the free version, which can be used to scan your computer for nasties, which may not be a virus but other malware. I have suggested this to many posters and they have reported back that they did find malware on their computer which was removed, by malwarebytes.

In addition to malwarebytes, I use software know as Win Patrol, uses little resources and works quietly in the background. It is different from other protection software as it takes a picture of your HD, when installed, and will notify you of any changes, if unautorized you can investigate and take protective action. I, as all the members, wish you happy and safe surfing.
BillP Studios - WinPatrol 2010

There are 2 details to this that make me pretty sure it is a malicious software:
1) It comes from the Temp Folder
2) It is different every day

I would immediately purge your temp file then empty your recycle bin. Run Malwarebytes (as suggested above) and any other AV software you have. Clean it out good.
Since there is no knowing what the software was intended to do, changing your passwords on any and all important or financial sites/programs.

This very well could have compromised all your data.

~Lordbob

Lordbob75 said:

There are 2 details to this that make me pretty sure it is a malicious software:
1) It comes from the Temp Folder
2) It is different every day

I would immediately purge your temp file then empty your recycle bin. Run Malwarebytes (as suggested above) and any other AV software you have. Clean it out good.
Since there is no knowing what the software was intended to do, changing your passwords on any and all important or financial sites/programs.

This very well could have compromised all your data.

~Lordbob

That is a dead giveaway.

Bare Foot Kid said:

That is a dead giveaway.

motc7 said:

Dead on. Upped rep. Anything trying to execute everyday from the temp folder no matter where on the HD is a flag saying "Come disinfect me I have interwebz disease."

Thanks for the rep.

That wasn't so much a red flag as it was like:
Attachment 1268509433

~Lordbob

Good advice Lordbob75