The purpose of this script is to remove an entire license package from every user. It is especially useful when removing trial license packages but of course not limited to them. Every license package consists of several service plan options. You can disable them one by one with the PowerShell – Office 365 – Enable or disable service plan options within each license package while respecting current configuration for each user script. However, when it comes to the last option left, it won't disable the whole license package. That surely makes you scratch your head and this is why this script is much needed. Just like before, I tried to make it as interactive as possible: the script is interactive - just select all actions; no need to predefine any variables; works with all license packages. This script assumes you are already connected to the right services and have all…

Even when using PowerShell, Microsoft doesn't make it simple when it comes to adjusting licensing in bulk and service plan options/apps within. Mainly that is because there is no easy way to keep a current configuration - any license change you apply to a user overwrites their existing setup. To address that letdown I created a script you can find below. I tried to make this script very flexible and user friendly, please see the highlights of the script: the script is interactive - just select all actions; no need to predefine any variables; works with all license packages; allows both enabling and disabling services/apps; respects the currents configuration for each user. This script assumes you are already connected to the right services and have all modules installed. # List License Packages $LicensePackageChoices = @() $i = 0 $LicensePackages = Get-MsolAccountSku ForEach ($LicensePackage in $LicensePackages) { $outObject = "" |…