Windows 10: Xbox Problem Again: I've never had an Xbox but Xbox Identity Provider process was running

Hi,Yesterday I posted because a process "Xbox Live Auth Manager" started running on my computer despite neither me nor anyone in my household has ever had an Xbox.I ran SFC/Scannow and it found corrupted files and repaired them. I also ran dsim.exe but it didn't find anything. Finally, I disabled all non-microsoft startup processes except my antivirus mcafee.Today, my computer is making a lot of noise fan and I open it to see a process called Xbox Identity Provider. I ended it, ran SFC/scannow again and no corrupted files were found.Is the Xbox Identity Provider another suspicious process?

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Xbox Identity Provider

Thank you for the link to the app!

I hadn't been able to find it in the store by searching either for "Xbox" or "Xbox Identity Provider".

Turns out that once it's installed, it fixes the Xbox app's "We can't sign you in right now. Try again later." error. I'd been seeing this error message ever since removing the
Xbox Identity Provider app.

A word on what it seems to do...

• If you run the Xbox Identity Provider app on its own, it doesn't do much and you just see the loading screen.
• However, if you run an app that needs to log in to Xbox Live (e.g. the Xbox
  app or the Solitaire app), and you have a gamertag set up on your Xbox Live profile, then the Xbox Identity Provider app launches and runs in a square popup window in the foreground, logs you in to Xbox Live, then closes.

 

Xbox Identity Provider

Since the update failed to download and install on the computer, it can cause the issue. We suggest that you follow the steps on the solutions provided on this link:

Fix Windows Update errors.

Once the computer is updated, download and install the
Xbox Identity Provider again.

If you need more help, kindly let us know.

 

Xbox Identity Provider

Most programs created for earlier versions of Windows will work with this version of Windows, however, some older programs might run poorly. You need to run the

Program Compatibility Troubleshooter or change the compatibility settings on your computer to play games like Age of Empires: Castle Siege.

If you are still unable to download the Xbox Identity Provider, we recommend that you clear Windows Store cache by following the steps below:

• Press Windows + X on your keyboard.
• Select Command Prompt (Admin).
• Type wsreset.exe, and then hit Enter.
• Launch Windows Store and check if there are available updates and install them.

You can also download Xbox Identity Provider on this
link.

If you need further assistance, feel free to post your queries here anytime.