New Removal Report Lays Out Facts about Malicious Windows Daily Adviser Rogue & How To Remove It

May 7, 2012 - PRLog -- Windows Daily Adviser is in fact a fake security program that may closely resemble legitimate antivirus apps on the software market. The hackers who created Windows Daily Adviser purposely incorporated such an enticing interface to foil PC users to the point that they end up purchasing a registered version of Windows Daily Adviser.

A newly released removal report, found on EnigmaSoftware.com, outlines what Windows Daily Adviser does and where it may come from. In knowing this information about Windows Daily Adviser, it will arm PC users with the necessary resources and intelligence to successfully un-install the Windows Daily Adviser program.

Users who have Windows Daily Adviser installed on their system have faced a virtual dead end in trying to remove it. This is because Windows Daily Adviser was created to stay resident on a system for as long as it can to fulfill its duty of selling itself to gullible PC users. Because of this, many trusted security outlets on the internet have released removal reports and removal guides addressing the need for these users to completely remove the Windows Daily Adviser program. Windows Daily Adviser is not a program that should be used to detect and remove viruses or other malware from a computer.

In a released video on YouTube called “How to Detect and Remove Windows Daily Adviser”, it visually outlines how PC users can safely detect and remove the Windows Daily Adviser program. Additionally, this presentation shows how resources found on the Windows Daily Adviser removal report may be utilized to perform this action.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2GvPRxK190



Computer users are able to visit and use exclusive resources on the Windows Daily Adviser removal report to remove Windows Daily Adviser at: http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windowsdailyadviser-removal/