What is 1Player?
Even though 1Player uses the VLC open source engine, this is not a media player that we would advise using. The most important reason why users should delete 1Player from their operating systems is to avoid the onslaught of suspicious advertisements. Have you started encountering ads already? It is best to ignore them so that you would not accidentally click on unreliable and misleading advertisements. Did you know that cyber criminals often use adware and PUPs to install tracking cookies and present more attractive advertisements? If you do not delete the tracking cookies employed by schemers, you could suffer identity theft. What is more, you could be tricked into interacting with highly misleading offers. This is only one of the reasons to remove 1Player from your operating system.
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How does 1Player work?
Have you installed 1Player bundled with other programs? If you have, are you sure that these programs are trustworthy? If you are not so sure about this, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers recommend installing a malware scanner. Click the Download button on this page to install a free malware scanner that will let you know if any of the downloaded programs, including 1Player, require removal. It is unlikely that you will need to delete third-party programs and malware if you decide to download this potentially unwanted program from its official webpage onefloorapp.com/1player.aspx. Onefloorapp.com (represents OneFloorApp Ltd.) promotes a bunch of suspicious programs (might also require removal), all of which follow the same privacy policies. If you analyze the information at onefloorapp.com/privacy.aspx, you will learn that this program presents advertisements. The activity of these ads is another reason to delete 1Player.
Do you know who can show advertisements using 1Player? Do you know the intentions of these parties? If you are not so sure about these ads, why do you want to interact with them? Remember that 1Player can employ tracking cookies to know which kind of ads you are most likely to be interested in, but that is not necessarily a helpful feature. On the contrary, malicious parties could use the data recorded by tracking cookies to scam you! Overall, it is far more sensible to delete 1Player than it is to trust this PUP.
How to delete 1Player
1Player can be removed in several different ways. You can bring it to a computer specialist who will charge you for malware removal. You can try to delete 1Player manually, but this is not recommended if you do not have experience. Or you can invest in a reliable security tool that will remove 1Player and will then keep on protecting you and your operating system from other infections in the future. Do not be scared to invest in reliable security software because only it can keep malicious infection away. In fact, you should install this software even if you manage to remove 1Player and the associated infections manually.
Remove 1Player
Remove from Windows 8/Windows 8.1:
- Launch RUN (Win+R), enter Control Panel, and click the OK button.
- Click Uninstall a program (under Programs/Programs and Features).
- Right-click the program you wish to delete and select Uninstall.
Remove from Windows Vista/Windows 7:
- Click the Windows/Start button on the left of the Taskbar.
- Open the Control Panel menu and go to Uninstall a program.
- Right-click the application you want to delete and select Uninstall.
Remove from Windows XP:
- Click the Start button on the Taskbar and select Control Panel.
- Double-click the Add or Remove programs icon and find 1Player.
- Click the undesirable application and select Remove.
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