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Thanks,
Morgan
Software Developer
very good blogging, thanks.
Hi Morgan,
I am able to create a common folder through GPO but the user is able to delete the folder.
So kindly help me how this can be avoided.
Thanks,
Sudhanshu
Sorry I think we can't prevent users from deleting folder as we are creating folder in user's own desktop location they should have complete full access to do anything.
Hi Morgan
Thank you so much for your blog. I have question for you. I want to find disabled users in my office 365 group but i am not able to get correct syntax in powershell command
Get-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity Office365groupname -LinkType members -ResultSize unlimited | ?{$_.ExchangeUserAccountControl -like "Accountdisabled"} select -exp alias
Sorry for the delayed response. You can refer below post if you still need.
https://www.morgantechspace.com/2019/02/find-disabled-users-in-office-365-group-powershell.html
Twice in one day you helped me out big time, and you get straight to the point. Many thanks. A refresher from the usual forum posts where someone just puts a link to some very long Microsoft Powershell article explaining EVERYTHING about it, when really you only need .1% of the information on any particular [Microsoft] page. EXAMPLE is the "Best Answer" on this page: https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2122090-powershell-o365-get-msoluser-is-not-recognized-name-of-a-cmdlet, in which the person redirects the question asker to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/enterprise/powershell/connect-to-office-365-powershell.
Instead, I found your page: https://www.morgantechspace.com/2018/06/powershell-get-msoluser-is-not-loaded.html
… and my problem was gone in less than 1 minute. Kudos.
Just found your blog. This is wonderful. Thank you so much!
what a great site!! thank you very much Morgan!
Awsome Blog,
Extermely helpful for rookies !
Thanks.