Script - Angelo Gulisano

Connect-SPOService-is-not-recognized

Posted on 07/25/2021by Angelo

The term ‘Connect-SPOService’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet

If you’re trying to execute powershell script and you got this message, you need to install SPO Management Shell and import the module.

Execute this script (as Admin)

Install-Module Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -Force

Now, you can try to connect:

Connect-SPOService -url https://yourorganization-admin.sharepoint.com

Could not load type Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.DesignPackageType

If you get this error (It was my problem), you can try solve it following these steps:

From Windows Control Panel, uninstall “SharePoint Client Components”
Execute (Admin mode) Uninstall-Module -Name Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -AllVersions -Force
Execute (Admin mode) Install-Module Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -Force

I hope it help you…Have a good day!

Power Apps PowerShell

Restore deleted App

Posted on 07/18/2021by Angelo

Did you deleted your App 🙂 ?

Don’t worry, in the most of case you can recover it. Let’s see how, with simple powershell command. As I usually write, if you know what you do , the script is:

Get-AdminRecoverDeletedPowerApp -EnvironmentName ‘Default-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’ -AppName ‘abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’

Step to do it:

Install these PowerShell Modules (You must be admin of PC):
- Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell
- Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.PowerShell
Find Environment Name:
- Get-PowerAppEnvironment (You can get it also from url…)
Find deleted App Name
- Get-AdminDeletedPowerAppsList -EnvironmentName Default-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234

Now, you can restore your app:

Add-PowerAppsAccount (It open prompt to get credentials)
Get-AdminRecoverDeletedPowerApp -EnvironmentName ‘Default-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’ -AppName ‘abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’

I hope it help you…Have a good day!

Power Apps PowerShell

Change App Owner

Posted on 06/19/2021by Angelo

Let’s see how to change Power App owner.

Actually there is no possible to change it from UI. You can only add a Co-Owner user.

Fortunately we can do it with a simple PowerShell command:

Set-AdminPowerAppOwner -AppName ‘abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’ -AppOwner ‘abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’ -EnvironmentName ‘Default-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’

Step to do it:

Install these PowerShell Modules (You must be admin of PC):
- Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell
- Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.PowerShell
Find Environment Name:
- Get-PowerAppEnvironment
Find App Name
- Get-PowerApp ‘Name of your PowerApp’
Get UserID
- Personally I take it from Azure AD

Now, you can change Owner:

Add-PowerAppsAccount (It open prompt to get credentials)
Set-AdminPowerAppOwner -AppName ‘abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’ -AppOwner ‘abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’ -EnvironmentName ‘Default-abcd1234-abcd1234-abcd1234’

I hope it help you…Have a good day!