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In this article, we will go through the following. The PnP PowerShell 2.x modules require PowerShell 7, which won't work on version PowerShell 5.1 and below.

Please refer to the change log in the references section for complete updates. I need PowerShell 7 (in fact, I was forced :)) to work with the latest PnP PowerShell 2.x modules as it has some new enhancements such as setting up classification at document library, retrieving service principal registrations for an Azure AD App, and much more. If you have any questions, just drop a comment below.For installing PnP PowerShell 2.x on your windows 10 machine, you must have PowerShell 7 and above version. Read more about the new module, Microsoft Graph SDK, in this article. But keep in mind that the module may stop working after June 2022. We are going to use the Update-Module cmdlet to update the module: Update-Module -Name AzureADPreviewĪgain press Y to install the module from an untrusted source Update Azure AD Module in PowerShell Wrapping Upįor now, is the Azure AD module still the easiest way to go to manage our Azure Active Directory users with PowerShell. This way you will have access to the latest cmdlets of the module. If you have an older version installed then it’s a good idea to update the module. We can first check the version that you have currently installed with the Get-Module cmdlet Get-Module -Name AzureADPreviewĪnd then check the available version in the repository of PSGallery: Find-module -Name AzureADPreview -Repository psgallery Update Azure AD Module Updating the Azure AD Module is basically a re-install of the module in PowerShell. Only replace the module name with AzureADPreview: Install-Module AzureADPreview Update the Azure AD Module

To install the preview version of the module you can follow the same steps. You can test the module by connecting to Azure AD using the following command The AzureAD module is now installed in PowerShell.

Type Y to install the NuGet provider when requestedĪfter NuGet is installed you will get the question if you want to install from an Untrusted Repository. Type the following command in PowerShell: – Choose Windows PowerShell (admin) or Windows Terminal (admin) on Windows 11 – Right-click on your Start menu (or press Windows key + X)