Windows 10: A hacker is threathening to send out sensetive information

Hello a hacker has hacked me and saying that he would send out all my sensetive information if i dont give him money.He is claiming that he installed a virus on the computerremotely. And has all my information gmail and passwordsive change all my passwords and i need help and im thinking if hiring a IT would be helpful?this is the hacker that emailed me

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Acer precision touch pad sensetivity

It's not broken, I just cant change the sensetivity

 

"Because you're accessing sensetive info, you need to verify your password."

Ok, how can I stop this appearing?
It's already annoying.

Do you want to watch a meme? Nope, it's sensetive.

Do you download and watch some gameplay? Guess what, it's sensetive.

Do you want to shitpost with cursed images? Well jokes on you, IT'S TOO SENSETIVE!

I have verified my password and later appears anyways.

 

Hackers Steal U.S. Government Data From PCs

Information from the U.S. Department of Transportation and several U.S. companies was stolen by hackers who seduced employees with fake job-listings on advertisements and e-mail, a computer security firm said. The companies include consulting firm Booz Allen, computer services company Unisys Corp, computer maker Hewlett- Packard Co and satellite network provider Hughes Network Systems, a unit of Hughes Communications Inc, said Mel Morris, chief executive of British Internet security provider Prevx Ltd.

From the list, only Unisys acknowledged that viruses had been detected and removed from two PCs, saying no information had been leaked. A Department of Transportation spokeswoman said the agency could not find any indication of a breach and a spokeswoman for Hughes said she was unaware of any breaches.
Prevx said the malware it identified uses a program named NTOS.exe that probes PCs for confidential data, then sends it to a Web site hosted on Yahoo Inc. That site's owner is likely unaware it is being used by hackers, Morris said.
He believes the hackers have set up several "sister" Web sites that are collecting similar data from other squadrons of malware. It was not clear whether the hackers used any information stolen from more than 1,000 PCs.
Hackers only targeted a limited group of computers so they could easily keep a low profile and stay undetected.

Source: CDRinfo