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Uninstalling the SOPHOS Agent
Uninstall SOPHOS
Solution 1
The following entry should exist in your C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file:

and a route to reach the 57.199.209.192/27 network via your admin interface. Download the Sophos file and put it in the C:\Temp folder (ask support for this file).

Reboot the VM to ensure all DLLs have been removed.
Check the log file in C:\Temp and verify, using the Control Panel, that there are no more SOPHOS programs.

Solution 2
Via Add/Remove Programs in Windows: If an update is in progress, wait for it to complete before continuing.
Then, in Windows Services, right-click Sophos AutoUpdate Service and click Stop.
Uninstall Sophos components in this order:

And remove following folders :

