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@schrufygroovy @simone-cw can you try this scenario out with PowerShellGetV3? https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PowerShellGet/3.0.17-beta17 You can register a repository with the private azure devops V3 feed, and use the `Find-PSResource ` cmdlet. Unfortunately...

Hi all, this is an issue we're trying to resolve in PowerShellGet V3, definitely by the next prerelease.

Hi @mi-hol thanks for reaching out! Are you running this on WindowsPowerShell or PowerShell 6+? (You can run `$PSVersionTable` in the powershell terminal to find out) If you are running...

@wre136 thanks for reaching out, Can you run: `Get-PSRepository -Debug -Verbose` `Get-PackageSource -Debug -Verbose` `Register-PSRepository -Default -Debug -Verbose` and can you provide the full logs for all these commands please,...

@KexyBiscuit sorry for this issue and odd workaround, this should be resolved in V3. We plan to do a release in a few weeks and would love if you can...

Hi @astaruch, thanks for sharing this. Are you facing any issues when you run this command without the `-Proxy` parameter? If you are not facing issues, can you run this...

@rconiv thanks for reaching out! Are you getting the exact same error message as the original poster? If so could you please provide the full error output/stack trace? Could you...

@djsowa we're in the process of refactoring the Install cmdlet and will address this issue then.

Thanks @shardakov, can you run: `"Get-Package -Name "Microsoft Office 365*" ` and share the output? This will allow us to see if you have that packae before attempting to uninstall