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I hate to be negative but the current import of users function is pointless. The integration imports every account, there is no way to determine any filter criteria like licensed users or users in a group. Now I have a site with every service account, every office365 group, and every teams group that I have to delete, one at a time through a 3 click process that requires 2 page loads. Painful.
What value does the integration provide? I could just as easily export the users I want to file and import that.
You can install and uninstall chocolatey packages using PowerShell and the appropriate command. Some Chocolatey packages have issues with uninstalling but that has nothing to do with Atera.