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Still, it doesn't make Remove-Module work 100%. Many modules can get imported without installation.

Maybe in this case uninstall is not necessary, and it's possible to install your module, keep it, and update it with Update-InstalledModule when needed?.

If another / older version of the module was bundled with PowerShell, it's best to avoid manual removal not to break it. I have yet to find such case, but if it still doesn't help, one may use (Get-InstalledModule -Name X).InstalledLocation to find where the module got installed, and remove it by other means (last resort). Some modules, like PSReadLine, get loaded even in such session, and may require extra -NonInteractive argument: powershell -NoProfile -NonInteractive -Command "Uninstall-Module X" If it happens via profile, adding -NoProfile to the uninstall script should help: powershell -NoProfile -Command "Uninstall-Module X" Handling auto-loadingĪs Keith mentioned, a module may get locked if it's auto-loaded.

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ModuleIsInUse,Uninstall-Package.Uninstallĭoes anybody have any idea to resolve this?Īs mentioned in the original answer by E Bekker, modules may get stuck in session.Ĭlosing the PowerShell session, and running uninstall in a new one should help. + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (:UninstallPackage) [Uninstall-Packag PackageManagement\Uninstall-Package : Module 'XXXX' is in currently in use.Īt C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PowerShellGet\1.0.0.1\PSModule.psm1:2046 char:21 WARNING: The version '#' of module 'XXXX' is currently in use. Uninstall-Module -Name "XXXX" -AllVersions -forceīut this uninstall module command gives following error. Now once we used the functionality of this module, we uninstall it at the end of deployment script using following command. Install-Module -Name "XXXX" -AllowClobber -RequiredVersion "XXXX" -Repository "XXXX" -Scope AllUsers XXXX) into "C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules". Using following command we are installing module (i.e. We are using some PowerShell modules in one deployment PowerShell script.