$license.DisabledPlans = $totalDisabledPlans.ServicePlanId $license = New-Object -TypeName .AssignedLicense $totalDisabledPlans = a license with the service plan (apps) disabled #Merge the lists together so we are maintaining disabled service plans (apps) $returnObject+= ($returnObject.Count -eq 0) Connect-AzureAdĪfter connecting to Azure Active Directory, you can use the following to get a list of the Office 365 or Microsoft 365 licenses that have view access to Project for the web and Roadmap on your tenant. In Windows PowerShell, type and enter the following to sign into your tenant. Make sure to use the latest Azure Active Directory module.Īgain, note that removing the Project for Office service will not only remove the Project tile, but will also no longer allow the user to view Project for the web projects and roadmaps. If you need to remove the Project tile for a large number of users, it may be easier for an admin to do this task through Windows PowerShell instead of through the Microsoft 365 admin center.

To remove the Project tile for multiple users You can repeat this procedure for each user that you don't want to use Project for the web. In the list of apps that display, uncheck Project for Office, and then click Save changes. On the user information page, select the licenses and apps tab, in the Apps section, select the user's Microsoft 365 or Office 365 license from the Show apps for drop-down menu. In the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, select Users, then select Active Users.įrom the Active users list, select the checkbox next to the user, and then click Manage product licenses. To remove the Project tile for an individual user Removing the Project for Office service will not only remove the Project tile, but will also no longer allow the user to view Project for the web projects and roadmaps.

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