Uninstalling Speedify on Linux, Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi

This article explains how to completely uninstall Speedify from a Linux-based system, including Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi OS. You'll also find steps for removing the Speedify package repository if you don't plan to reinstall it in the future.

Let's Get Started

Step 1

Open a terminal on your Linux device and run the following command to uninstall Speedify:

sudo apt remove speedify

This removes both Speedify and the Speedify user interface (if you had it installed). You should see output in the terminal confirming the package was removed.

Removing the Speedify Repository (Optional)

If you don't plan to install Speedify again, you can also remove the Speedify package repository. This prevents tools like apt  and apt-get  from checking for or offering Speedify releases in the future.

Step 1

In your terminal, run the following command to delete the Speedify source list file:

rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/connectify.list

After this, apt  and related tools will no longer check for Speedify updates or prompt you to install it.