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Unable to run set-sposite -Disablesharingfornonowners
Running the SPO PowerShell
```PowerShell
$AdminSiteURL= "https://reshmeeauckloo-admin.sharepoint.com"
$SiteURL= "https://reshmeeauckloo.sharepoint.com/sites/testclone2"
#Connect to SharePoint Online services
Connect-SPOService -url $AdminSiteURL
#Disable Sharing for Non-Owners
Set-SPOSite -Identity $SiteURL -DisableSharingForNonOwners
```
set-pnpsite -Disablesharingfornonowners
Set-PnPSite: The type of data at position 3330 is different than the one expected.
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reshmeeauckloo Are you trying it using both SPO PowerShell and PnP PowerShell?
Error message you shared is for PnP PowerShell. Is it throwing same error using SPO PowerShell as well?
Make sure you are using SharePoint Online Management Shell Version 16.0.4613.1211 or later while using SPO PowerShell.
Example:
Set-SPOSite -Identity https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/mysite -DisableSharingForNonOwnersDocumentation: Set-SPOSite
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ganeshsanap, thank you for this information, as you provided Documentation link we can see this is a official Microsoft announcement. My question is where I can find this famous SharePoint Online Management Shell Version 16.0.4613.1211 ?? As on Microsoft official download site is unavailable same as on other pwsh repository, I cannot find nothing about this version of SPO management shell. Would you be so kind and share how\from where I can download mentioned above SPO shell.
I will be grateful for help
Try uninstalling all previously installed versions of SharePoint Online Management Shell and then download-install latest version from either of below links:
- SharePoint Online Management Shell - I download latest versions from here every time
- PowerShell Gallery - Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell
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- Upgrading SPO PowerShell to the latest resolved the issue. I could reproduce the issue with both PnP PowerShell and SPO PowerShell. I could still reproduce the issue with PnP PowerShell.
reshmeeauckloo Great, glad it worked using latest version of SPO PowerShell.
Maybe something changed in SharePoint backend which is not yet updated in PnP PowerShell command. So I will suggest you to raise a new issue at: PnP PowerShell Issues.
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