Uninstalling SenseOn
Warning: SenseOn has a number of analytics which monitor for, and alert on, attempts to uninstall the SenseOn agent.
If you deployed SenseOn using an automation tool, such as one listed under 'Automated Deployment', use that tool for uninstalling that agent where possible. See below for how to manually uninstall the universal sensor from supported operating systems.
Windows
Uninstalling SenseOn from Windows devices is straightforward and can be done using one of the following three methods.
Using Add/Remove program
- Press Windows Key.
- Start typing
add remove program
, select the first match which should beAdd or remove programs
. - On the search bar type
SEE
. - Click on the SenseOn agent icon and select
Uninstall
.
Using PowerShell with access to the deployed MSI
Note: This method requires the original MSI which was used during the installation as the MSI defines the GUID which is used for uninstallation.
- Open PowerShell as an Administrator.
- Run
msiexec.exe /x <absolute_path_to_msi>
where<absolute_path_to_msi>
is the path to the original installer.
UsingPowerShell without access to the deployed MSI
- Copy and save the PowerShell script at this link script to a location of your choosing.
- Open
PowerShell
as anAdministrator
- Navigate to the directory containing the script and execute it.
- If you encounter an error stating that the script "cannot be loaded because running scripts is disabled on this system", simply run
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass .\<script_name.ps1>
from the same PowerShell instance, replacingwith the name you saved the script under.
Linux
Ubuntu/Debian
To manually uninstall SenseOn from Ubuntu/Debian devices:
- Open a terminal prompt and run:
sudo apt purge senseon-see
CentOS/RedHat
To manually uninstall SenseOn from CentOS/RedHat devices:
- Open a terminal prompt and run:
sudo rpm -e senseon-see
MacOS
To manually uninstall SenseOn from MacOS devices:
- Open a terminal prompt and run:
cp /opt/senseon-see/senseon-see.app/Contents/Resources/osx_uninstall.sh /tmp
- From the same terminal shell, run:
sudo /tmp/osx_uninstall.sh
.