Go to Logs & Reports > Report > Endpoint & Server Protection > Recover Tamper Protection passwords.Īfter entering we will see the PC01 device that we just deleted, to get back Tamper Protection for this device we click on View password details it will display we just need to copy this password. To delete login to Sophos Central with admin account> Device> select PC01> press Delete twice.Īfter deleting the device, the deleted device will be saved in the Recover Tamper Protection password. To perform the first step we need to remove PC01 from Sophos Central. Recover Tamper Protection password is a very convenient little feature of Sophos that will save Tamper Protection passwords of deleted devices or we accidentally delete them.Īlso note that Recover Tamper Protection password will only save passwords for 60 days from the date of deletion. Configuration 3.1 Remove Sophos Endpoint by Recover Tamper Protection password Method 1 will be done on PC01 and method 2 will be done on computer DESKTOP-6C2AIT6. We will have 2 ways to remove, the first is to remove with Recover Tamper Protection password and the second way is to enter Safe Mode to remove.
And perform uninstall Sophos Endpoint on those 2 computers. We then delete the device from Sophos Central as well. We will prepare 2 computers running Windows 10 with Sophos Endpoint installed, DESKTOP-6C2AIT6 and PC01.
#How to uninstall sophos endpoint agent without password how to#
Through this article, techbast will guide you how to uninstall Sophos Endpoint when encountering the above cases. So what if we accidentally delete that device on Sophos Central, at this point we will not be able to get the Tamper Protection password or turn it off.
As you know to remove Sophos Endpoint software we need to have Tamper Protection password or disable Tamper Protection on Sophos Central for that computer.
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