Posted On November 18, 2019

PowerShell: How to Properly Delete a Msol User Account

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blog.KimConnect.com >> Codes >> PowerShell: How to Properly Delete a Msol User Account
# Set the user ObjectID attribute variable
$msolUser="6f2fcfcd-...."

# Move user account to Recycle Bin
Remove-MsolUser -ObjectId $msolUser

# Purge from Recycle Bin
Get-MsolUser -ObjectID $msolUser -ReturnDeletedUsers | Remove-MsolUser -RemoveFromRecycleBin

# Remove from contacts bin
Get-MsolContact -ObjectID $msolUser | FL #Validate that this is a correct account
Get-MsolContact -ObjectID $msolUser | Remove-MsolContact

# Optional: if object is a group instead of a user
Get-MsolGroup -ObjectID $msolUser | Select EmailAdress,ProxyAddresses #Validate that this is the correct account
Get-MsolGroup -ObjectID $msolUser | Remove-MsolGroup

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