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Verify installationĪfter the installation is completed, you can verify the installed version with the following command. Run the installation command inside the version of PowerShell you intend to use it in. Installing the SDK in one version of PowerShell does not install it for the other. This makes the beta endpoints unreliable for production usage since it may break existing scenarios without notice. The Microsoft Graph beta endpoint and any functionality there is still in preview status and can change. Sometimes there is a need to use the beta endpoint for testing or early adoption before a feature is available in v1.0.

We recommend that you always rely on Microsoft Graph v1.0 when writing scripts. Using the Install-Module cmdlet is the preferred installation method for the Microsoft Graph PowerShell modules. You can install the 2 modules on the same PowerShell version.

These modules call the Microsoft Graph v1.0 and Microsoft Graph beta endpoints, respectively. The Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK comes in 2 modules, Microsoft.Graph and, that you will install separately. To set the execution policy, run: Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser For more information, see about_Execution_Policies. Use Get-ExecutionPolicy to determine the current execution policy. The PowerShell script execution policy must be set to remote signed or less restrictive.

Update PowerShellGet to the latest version using Install-Module PowerShellGet The following prerequisites are required to use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK with Windows PowerShell. There are no additional prerequisites to use the SDK with PowerShell 7 or later. PowerShell 7 and later is the recommended PowerShell version for use with the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK on all platforms. In this article you will learn how to install the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK using PowerShellGet. The Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK is published on the PowerShell Gallery.