Mar 18 2021 11:51 PM - edited Mar 19 2021 12:40 AM
Hi community
There are channel folders they cannot be deleted. the channels have already been deleted in Microsoft Teams.
Tried to delete the folder with "Sharegate"
Question:
Edit: Similar topic, but no solution: Unable to delete a folder "abandoned" after channel deletion - Microsoft Community
Regards, Simon
Mar 19 2021 02:09 AM
Mar 19 2021 02:45 AM
Mar 07 2022 01:39 PM
For the record (the other thread is locked): the solution was to simply move the folder in a dummy one and then delete the dummy one. However, even moving is not available anymore through the UI. It is still possible to do it in PowerShell (as opposed to direct delete) via Move-PnPFolder cmdlet. This worked for me today.
Mar 15 2022 10:29 AM
Mar 24 2022 09:49 AM
Mar 24 2022 09:56 AM
May 13 2022 05:50 AM
Maybe it was a solution but now...
Move-PnPFolder -Folder "Shared Documents/00 Proposal" -TargetFolder "Shared Documents/zz_todel"
Move-PnPFolder : To move this folder, go to the channel in Microsoft Teams
At line:1 char:1
I simply have no time for a support call with Microsoft. Anyone has a solution? I also have no problem to say to the enduser - you created it .. live with it 😉
May 21 2022 12:29 AM - edited May 21 2022 12:31 AM
Is this a deleted channel or an active channel? @StephanGee
Also if it is a deleted channel when was it deleted?
May 23 2022 02:36 AM
May 24 2022 03:50 AM
May 25 2022 04:47 PM - edited Nov 29 2022 12:20 PM
I found a couple of workarounds by accident. Since we can't rename the folders in the Team's SharePoint document library, I deleted all the original channels and created new ones so the new file folders would match the channel names. (Obviously, this works best for brand new Teams) Then, to remove the original file folders, the first and best option I discovered is to select "Manage Access" from the file's actions menu.
This allows Team Owners to change a specific file to "Read Only" for Team Members, but also gave the option to "Stop sharing". By selecting this, Team Members will no longer see it in the Document Library on the SharePoint side, which is essentially the same as deleting it.
Finally, to hide the old folders for Team Owners, I created a new View called "Active Folders" and added a filter to only show items with a "Modified" date greater than the date that the original folders were created. Then I made that the Default View. But be careful because, not only does the filter applies to all the documents in the folders, but the default view gets applied to the Channel files tabs. (Again, this works best if you haven't actually started using the Teams site yet.)
Jun 23 2022 11:56 AM
Jul 31 2022 09:59 PM
Aug 01 2022 01:52 AM
Sep 26 2022 01:44 AM
Sep 26 2022 06:06 AM
I had to recreate the channel, then delete it @keiju