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samct6

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  1. From a very quick glance, you can now use Connect-MicrosoftTeam, sign in with O365 account and use a command called Set-TeamArchivedState. I should imagine you could export the list of Teams into CSV, import CSV into script, use a loop to archive each row of CSV. Here's the link to some of the commands: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/teams/set-teamarchivedstate?view=teams-ps
  2. Small world! Did the script in the green box not work? I think that sorts it if it is already installed! You have to run it through GP in User Config (if I remember correctly).
  3. I have never managed to figure this out. Did you manage to find anything to do this? We have the same problem with our yearly confirmation of staff info. Multiple cars create multiple blank pages for one user.
  4. Hey. I have found a post from Microsoft. There is a section that mentions how to stop it auto starting if you have already installed. Might be helpful: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/deployoffice/teams-install#use-group-policy-to-prevent-microsoft-teams-from-starting-automatically-after-installation. I think you have to GP the script to run on a user basis.
  5. Do they have Windows 10 already installed on them? If so, we just set up over 100 W10 devices using Configuration Designer. That worked really well - rather quick too.
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