"C:/Program Files(x86)PCPowerSpeed/unins.msg is missing (HP TouchSmart 15)

I have a big issue with all these windows popping up on my screen, running "scans" & trying to get me to purchase anti-virus and backup software. When I try to uninstall these programs, I get the above msg, then "please correct the problem or obtain a copy of the program". Every time I close out of the pop-ups (I suspect, prob rightly, that these are malware or spyware), I get additional issues; some games won't load on Pogo.com, and Cracked.com won't load at all, plus random freezes and delays on all sites occur more & more often.
When I purchased my laptop (about a month ago), I purchaed & installed "Total Defense Int. Security Suite", not realizing it came with it's own Internety Security Program (McAfee, btw) Could this hv something to do with it?
I tried refreshing my laptop, it worked for a little while, then the problem resumed all over again.
Any suggestions anyone can offer are desparately needed!

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