SyntaxError: '(' was never closed

[Spensane]

I tried running the script and got this error.

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.26100.6899]
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C:\Users\XXXXX>cd C:\SentinelOne-Removal-Tool

C:\SentinelOne-Removal-Tool>python SentKiller.py
File "C:\SentinelOne-Removal-Tool\SentKiller.py", line 13
subprocess.call(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(run_as_admin(subprocess.run(["sc", "stop", service], shell=True)
^
SyntaxError: '(' was never closed

C:\SentinelOne-Removal-Tool>

[JimmyLuv69]

replace line 13 with:

subprocess.call(run_as_admin(["sc", "stop", service]))

best i can tell is that was some kinda copypasta error. i didnt think there was any reason to run as admin 20+ times in a row.. 1 is fine.

this allowed the script to run, but it still failed after reboot. initially, it seemed like the service was stopped and it was set to reboot. after boot, it re-installed itself. and that was off the network, so it didnt reinstall from a share or a probe push (it wasnt on the network for the entire script running and reboot), it was somewhere else on the system.

if you have the site token, "SentinelOneInstaller.exe -c -t sitetoken" works. but if you know the token, you wouldnt be here. sigh.

[Neverklear]

Great! Thanks for the update. This was a last ditch effort and a work in progress. I will get all of these bugs patched asap!

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[grace-wong-1966]

Hello!

I'm having the same problem as Spensane encountered back in November. Has this been patched? I did change line 13 as suggested by JimmyLuv69 above but now I'm getting an error message saying, "NameError: name 'run_as_admin' is not defined".