Take the 2-minute tour ×  I used to install packages by dpkg -i
*.deb as I have all deb (with dependencies) in one folder.  Now
Is there any Reverse process of dpkg -i *.deb to remove all
packages installed from debs.  (dpkg -r <pkgname>is not helpful
because it requires package-name instead of deb file and not
accept *.deb)  share|improve this question  1 Answer 1  up vote
2 down vote accepted  dpkg can extract the package name (with a
bit of help). The only serious problem here is just chaining
them together and that's where find steps in.  apt-get remove
`find -iname '*.deb' -exec dpkg --info '{}' \; | awk '/Package:/
{print $2}'`  That isn't tested but it should work.
share|improve this answer I tried This and It's Working But dpkg
shows error while removing some packages if other packages
depends on them. So. I tried "apt-get remove" Instead of "dpkg"
-r in that folder Containing Deb's. And It's Working Well. – 
Pandya Apr 9 at 12:24 @Pandya I noticed your edit bounced. Sorry
about that. I've altered my