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Deleting Azure Active Directory returns Delete all App registrations although there is no app

I'm trying to delete an Active Directory (not default) in Azure. It said I need to Delete all App registrations. When I click on the link, there is no registered app.

Interesting is dashboard said I have 1 app registered. When I click on the link, there is no app either.

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Win Avatar asked Dec 27 '17 20:12

Win


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1 Answers

I faced similar situation today and got to this post.

I have found solution accidentally by following one of the MSDN article. This article is about adding new application and that's how I got to understand how to find all registered applications.

Basically, this happened because there are two places where application registrations are shown.

One

Under "Azure Active Directory" -> "App Registrations".

Second

Under left navigation -> "All Services" -> Search for "Azure AD B2C" -> click on it -> Open.

Then you will be able to see "Applications".

Here is the snapshot of how it looks like

Here all your application which are using your Azure B2C instance are listed. You will have to delete them.

Once they are deleted, you can again go to "Delete Directory" option and all your checks / pre requisites should be successful.

This helped me to resolve exact same issue and hoping that this should also help you.

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Manoj Choudhari Avatar answered Nov 03 '22 17:11

Manoj Choudhari