It looks like you have a few different issues on your computer. Let’s take a look at each one individually.
My Identity Defender
This is a program by CyberDefender that protects you from identity theft while you are on the Internet. It is designed to work with Microsoft Internet Explorer. It is not an antivirus or malware program and you need to have a strong antivirus program installed besides My Identity Defender.
XP Antivirus
Despite its friendly-sounding name, XP Antivirus Protection is actually fake antivirus software that is usually introduced to your computer after installing a specific video codec. It is not your friend. It contains Trojans and malware and needs to be completely erased from your system, and then a new and dependable antivirus program needs to be downloaded and run frequently.
You can go the easy route and run a program such as Malwarebytes to remove the XP Antivirus program and everything associated with it, or try to remove it manually. Follow these steps if you want to try to remove it yourself:
- Click on Start, then Run and type in cmd in the box and click Open.
- In the command window, type: regsvr32/u shlwapi.dll and press Enter.
- Then type in: regsvr32/u wininet.dll and press Enter.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc
- Find XP Antivirus.exe in the process window and right click on it. Select End Process.
- Then find XP AntivirusUpdate.exe, right click and select End Process.
- Go to Start, Search and then Files and Folders.
- Find and delete anything to do with the XP Antivirus Program including anything with XP Antivirus in the title, shlwapi.dll and wininit.dll.
- Go to Start, Run and type in: regedit. Click Open.
- Find the path HKEY_USERS\Software\ and delete XP Antivirus.
- Restart your computer. You should now be free of the XP Antivirus Program.
Install Antivirus Program
After you have rid yourself of this fake antivirus software, you need to install real software to keep your system protected. Check out our Filetonic Blog antivirus software reviews if you are unsure what program is right for you. Download a program and run it often and you should be protected from something like this in the future.
I think once you’ve gotten rid of this malware and run a quality antivirus program you should be able to use your computer without annoying messages popping up.

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