Are you still using Windows XP? If so, you should start consider using a new operating system because Windows XP is no longer supported by Microsoft. In fact, the next patch that Microsoft will release In May will only release patches and updates to fix flaws in supported versions of Windows. Don't count on Microsoft testing Windows XP to verify whether or not those same flaws exist in the legacy OS. Microsoft will not develop a patch to fix the unsupported platform. Did you know that attackers will have the ability to reverse engineer the updates Microsoft develops for later versions of Windows to identify the vulnerabilities patched? It's true. And the scary thing is that the attackers can figure out if those same holes exist in Windows XP, and craft exploits to compromise the vulnerable systems. So it's best that you stop using Windows XP altogether and use a more secure operating system.