Uninstall Partner

Removing Partner stops and deregisters the service and removes the program. Pick your operating system below.

Linux

The package is named partnerd on every distribution.

Debian / Ubuntu (.deb):

sudo apt remove partner

Fedora / RHEL (.rpm):

sudo dnf remove partner

Arch Linux (.pkg.tar.zst):

sudo pacman -R partner

Removal stops and disables the partnerd service if you had turned on unattended access, and removes Partner.

AppImage: there is nothing to uninstall — just delete the .AppImage file. If you ran it, you can stop it by closing it.

Windows

Uninstall like any other program:

• Settings → Apps → Installed apps → Partner → Uninstall, or

• silently, from an elevated PowerShell:

  & "C:\Program Files\Partner\uninstall.exe" /S

The uninstaller stops and removes the partnerd Windows service if you had turned on unattended access, then removes Partner and its shortcuts.

Run without installing (PartnerPortable.exe): nothing was installed. Quit Partner, delete the file, and optionally delete the folder it unpacked itself into, %LOCALAPPDATA%\Partner\Portable.

macOS

There is no macOS build of Partner yet, so there is nothing to remove.

A note on your machine identity

Uninstalling removes the Partner program and service. If you reinstall later on the same machine, Partner derives the same stable machine ID from the operating system, so the machine keeps its identity. If you had claimed the machine to an account and want it gone from your device list, revoke it from your controller before (or after) uninstalling.