Windows 10: How to Properly Remove a AzureAD User Profile from a Windows computer with CMD or PowerShell?

What is the proper process to remove a AzureAD User Profile from a Windows computer without reimaging or disconnecting the device from Azure AD? With local & domain user accounts, removal of user profile data is simple, especially using "net user <USERNAME> /delete". Deleting the user folder & profile registry key is not a viable solution as this causes the user to have errors signing in should they return to the computer. What is the correct process for removing user profile data from a Windows computer using CMD or PowerShell without reimaging, disconnecting the device from Azu

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How to properly delete AzureAD profile data from Windows 10 machine

I see. Because of no onprem domain then yes, it is not a very easy way to clean up AzureAD accounts from machines.

What you could do is create a Powershell script that can remove AzureAD Accounts and then run that remotely when you need to.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/mod...

 

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Deleting a AzureAD joined uer from Windows 10 because of downgrade

Ok i think I found the trick:

AzureAD joined users can be deleted via:

• Open a admin powershell and type sysdm.cpl
• In Advanced tab go to User Profiles and click Settings
• Here u can now see all the AzureAD joined users as well as local ones.
• Delete the offending user

WARNING THIS WILL DELETE ALL THE SELECTED USERS DATA IN HIS HOME FOLDER. IF DATA IS NEEDED BACK IT UP!!!