This will remove the anydesk service from system startup, and you can verify it by running the following command: ls /etc/systemd/system//rvice

If it returns 'enabled', you can disable it from system startup using the following command: sudo systemctl disable anydesk If the service is running, you need to stop it using the following command: sudo systemctl stop anydeskĬheck if anydesk service is enabled for system startup using the following command: sudo systemctl is-enabled anydesk rm ~/.config/autostart/anydesk_global_sktopĬheck the status of the anydesk service using the following command: sudo systemctl status anydesk We need to remove this file if it is present inside the ~/.config/autostart folder. This will return the file path where the file is located. desktop file more extensively by using the 'locate' command and including ' sktop' as the search pattern. Open your terminal and type the following command to locate anydesk_global_sktop file. To remove anydesk from system startup, we can follow the below steps.

Autorun anydesk