Delete bulkuser script in AD using powershell with csv

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Hi,

we had ram down from one of project so i need to remove all user from the process but it has huge list so am looking for different way to do this and if it is powershell script then its really awesome,kindly help on this which way we can go ahead.

 

Thanks,

Vignesh.

 

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Sorry, if that will not help you but this is a forum about scripting with Powershell. It’s not a free consulting shop. If you have a specific issue with a Powershell script you wrote you are welcome to post this here including any error you get and we will be happy to try to help you.
And of course my suggestion from your other question is valid here as well. Before you ask a question in a forum you should have searched for a solution and tried to solve it by yourself.

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Look at Import-CSV, foreach, Get-ADUser, Remove-ADUser

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It’s a simple list of users:

get-content users.txt | remove-aduser -whatif
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There are examples of how to do this all over the web. A simple web search would give you a long list of them, even prebuilt scripts.

‘powershell delete active directory user csv’

Update Active Directory Users in Bulk from CSV

PowerShell: Bulk create AD Users from CSV file

Use tools that will write the code for you that you can tweak for more robust needs.
Windows server provides such tools out of the box.

Active Directory Administrative Center: Getting Started
‘Active Directory Administrative Center: Getting Started | Microsoft Docs’

Active Directory Administrative Center
‘Active Directory Administrative Center | Microsoft Docs’

Step-By-Step: Utilizing PowerShell History Viewer in Windows Server 2012 R2
‘Step-By-Step: Utilizing PowerShell History Viewer in Windows Server 2012 R2 | Microsoft Docs’

This potentially translates in to you have not used PS or you are very new to PS or you are new to PS when messing with ADDS. Either way, please spend the time ramping up to limit the misconceptions, confusions, roadblock, errors, etc… that you are going to encounter.

You can start with these threads.

And this…

https://blogs.msmvps.com/richardsiddaway/2019/02/21/the-source-of-powershell-cmdlets