Need to uninstall Sophos on my client/server machines

Question

Hi There , 
 So , i'm trying to remove sophos by using a batch script like below : 
 MsiExec.exe /X{1093B57D-A613-47F3-90CF-0FD5C5DCFFE6} /qn 
 MsiExec.exe /X{66967E5F-43E8-4402-87A4-04685EE5C2CB} /qn 
 MsiExec.exe /X {9ACB414D-9347-40B6-A453-5EFB2DB59DFA} /qn 
 MsiExec.exe /X{4627F5A1-E85A-4394-9DB3-875DF83AF6C2} /qn 
 MsiExec.exe /X{AFBCA1B9-496C-4AE6-98AE-3EA1CFF65C54} /qn 
 MsiExec.exe /X{C4EDC7DA-3AF8-4E99-ACAC-4C1A70F88CFB} /qn 
 MsiExec.exe /X{FED1005D-CBC8-45D5-A288-FFC7BB304121} /qn 
 the script works correctly on my machine but not on the others machine , after verification i found that the uninstall string is not unique it differs from one system version to another . 
 and , i'm just wondering if there a KB or uninstaller MSI that i can use to delete it on the machines 
 Thank you for help

QC · Accepted Answer

Hello all, 
 as the scripted uninstall for SESC article suggests you should gather the current applicable uninstall strings (that not necessarily are solely msiexec ) and use them to build the script. This is recommended especially for SESC as many versions are available to an SESC customer. Central is stricter but taking controlled updates and Early Access programs into account you can still have more than two versions of a component. 
 Heard that Sophos is working on a flexible tool that assesses the installed components and gathers the correct uninstall strings. Until then the mentioned method is your best option. Please note that the product codes might change without notice. An article that lists all potential components is IMO simply not feasible - and furthermore you'd have to consult it right before using the script, last week's codes might be outdated. 
 Christian