One Daily Video Removal Guide

One Daily Video – otherwise known as My Daily Video – is a potentially unwanted program that our malware researchers have found to be quite dangerous. After testing this threat in our internal lab, it became clear that it can open up security backdoors and expose you to various security threats. If you do not want unfamiliar programs taking advantage of your vulnerabilities, you have to make sure that you patch them up. We can tell you how to protect your operating system so that the removal of malware would not be an issue in the future, but before that, we want to explain why we recommend deleting One Daily Video.

According to our research, One Daily Video is a program that does not have an official installer. Even though the services of this program are directly linked to 1vid.eu, we have found that this PUP is spread using software bundles. If One Daily Video has entered your operating system, you probably have downloaded it with other suspicious programs, and Adblocker Premium might be one of them. This is an advertisement-supported program that we recommend removing, but it is possible that other kinds of malicious software will be installed onto your PC as well, including other PUPs or clandestine Trojans. Regardless of how attractive One Daily Video-related programs might be, we advise deleting them.

As soon as One Daily Video enters your operating system, this PUP will introduce you to videos. These videos will show up from the bottom-right corner of the screen to promote the services of 1vid.eu. Unfortunately, One Daily Video can introduce you to much more unpredictable content as well. For example, this potentially unwanted program might promote freeware installers. We do not recommend trusting them because they could hide extremely malicious programs. If you end up installing them, you might have to postpone the removal of One Daily Video itself to deal with more aggressive and dangerous threats.

Even though, at first, One Daily Video does not look like a dangerous infection, it can be quite unpredictable, which is why we suggest removing it from your operating system. Unfortunately, it is not that simple to delete PUPs created by My Daily Soft. When removing One Daily Video, we have found that the leftovers of this software remain present on the operating system after uninstalling it. This means that the manual removal might be quite complicated. If you choose to follow the removal guide below, make sure you also delete the OneDailyUpdate folder under %ProgramFiles% and scan your PC to check for other leftovers.

If you are not confident about your manual removal skills, you might be interested in an alternative method. Is your operating system protected? If it is not, how do you expect to keep malware away? If you want to take care of your Windows system appropriately, it is high time you installed trustworthy security software. This is the software that will automatically delete One Daily Video and any other active malware. Needless to say, this is your best option as authentic security software should be installed onto your PC in any case.

How to remove One Daily Video

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Navigate to the Taskbar and click Start.
2. Open the Control Panel menu for more options.
3. Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
4. Remove the undesirable program.

Remove from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

1. Click the Windows/Start icon on the Taskbar.
2. Open Control Panel and navigate to Programs.
3. Click Uninstall a program and right-click One Daily Video.
4. Select Uninstall to delete this undesirable program.

Remove from Windows 8 or Windows 8.1:

1. Simultaneously tap Win+R to launch RUN.
2. Type in Control Panel and click OK.
3. Navigate to Programs and click Uninstall a program.
4. Right-click the app you want to delete and select Uninstall.