It's a Windows program called "Consolidator" that's set to run periodically through the Windows Task Scheduler.

So essentially, it reports information to Microsoft regarding how Windows is running on your computer. Any hardware crashes / issues, and so forth, assuming you've given your consent. I've also personally found this to be running on mine and don't specifically recall giving my consent, but I may have just been blazing through some settings somewhere along the line when it asked, and wasn't paying enough attention to not consent. It's not a necessary program (although helpful for everyone in the grand scheme of things) so if you want to stop it from running (i.e. remove consent) you can disable in via the Task Scheduler.

Here's how:

• First, you need to open the Task Scheduler. Press Windows key + R to open the "Run" dialog. (Note: there are a few different ways to both open the Task Scheduler or the Run dialog; this is just the quickest in my opinion.)
• Type in taskschd.msc
• You'll see the Task Scheduler as shown below. Look for "Consolidator" and double-click it.

• You'll get the details and description for the Consolidator program itself ...

• To the right, you'll see the "Selected Actions" you can take with this program; click on "Disable", as shown below.

All done. The Consolidator (wsqmcons.exe) will no longer run. you've essentually opted-out of sending your information to Mikeysoft. If you ever want to re-enable (or opt-in) it again, simply reverse these steps, but choose "enable" instead.