Worth testing to see if it does what you need. Removing a component is obviously different. I had great success with using the config XMLs (which is created within this script - but were separate previously) to add Access 2010 to an existing Office 2010 install, without requiring any other content, just the script and XML files. Disable Skype for Business from Office365 Disable External Access Policies for Skype for Business Navigate to the Office365 Admin Center ( ) In the navigation pane on the left, scroll sown and select Skype for Business from the Admin section.

What I do is use this script for both and you'll see in the script a reference to use 2016.msp which was created via the Office Customisation Tool for Office 2016 IIRC - where SfB is deselected in the list of applications to customise Office with. We didn't have too many of 2016 SfB installs, but I wanted a way via SCCM to remove them. While policies are not directly exposed in the SfB Online Admin Center, and some Office 365 administrators might not even be aware of their existence. After all, it may often fail to do that in many cases. Also, make sure that your device deletes all the files of the app. Right-click on it and opt for deleting it from your device. Further, you should find Skype for Business on that page. I set up a script to remove Lync 2010, but Lync 2013 and SfB 2016 were a bit a little more tricky. So, open the Control Panel and look for the Programs and Features section.

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