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Uninstall
Uninstall Toolkit
NOTE:
Manual removal of the installation folder (not recommended) does not uninstall the oneAPI toolkits completely. Incorrect uninstallation may block future installations. If you still need to remove the toolkit manually, make sure to clean up the system correctly and remove the following:
Installation folder
Installer cache, located at /var/intel/installercache/* (root) or <user home>/intel/installercache/* (user), including:
packages cache at /var/intel/installercache/packagescache (root) or <user home>/intel/installercache/packagescache (user)
download cache at /var/intel/installercache/downloadcache/ (root) or <user home>/intel/installercache/downloadcache (user)
(Optional) package manager database /var/intel/packagemanager.db (root) or <user home>/intel/packagemanager.db (user)
Installer and package manager executables, located at /opt/intel/oneapi/installer/ (root) or <user home>/intel/oneapi/installer/ (user) and /opt/intel/packagemanager/ (root) or <user home>/intel/packagemanager/ (user), respectively.
Uninstall Using GUI
Use the following commands to uninstall the toolkit:
cd /opt/intel/oneapi/installer sudo ./installer
Select Remove to remove the toolkit
Use Installer dashboard dialog with the list of already installed products (toolkits) to Modify, Repair or Remove each toolkit separately
Uninstall Using Silent CLI
Use the following commands to uninstall the toolkit:
Display the list of already installed products and products included in the downloaded package using the following command:
intel-oneapi-hpc-toolkit-2025.0.0.825_offline.sh -s -a --list-products
Uninstall selected product:
cd /opt/intel/oneapi/installer sudo ./installer --action remove --product-id intel.oneapi.lin.tbb.product --product-ver 2025.0.0-129
To uninstall a product from a specific installation instance, use the following command:
cd /opt/intel/oneapi/installer sudo ./installer --action remove --product-id intel.oneapi.lin.tbb.product --product-ver 2025.0.0-129 --instance=<instance id>
where <instance id> is a unique combination of alphanumeric symbols set during multi-instance installation.
Uninstall Using Linux Package Manager
APT
sudo apt autoremove intel-hpckit
YUM
sudo yum autoremove intel-hpckit