I can't delete a native App Registration in Azure AD portal

Question

I just want to delete an AD app registration that I create for testing purpose. I can\'t delete it because the delete button is grayed out. Before I deleted another not used app

Answer 1

In my case I was not able to delete via Azure app registrations, but when switched to App Registrations (Preview), delete button was active. As this is ever changing cloud environment, answers change over time

Azure portal screenshot:

Answer 2

I ran into this, but the apps didn't show up on Application Console under My apps. Also the apps didn't show up on Azure App Registrations under My apps either, I had to choose the drop down for All apps. I had to first edit the Azure App Registration and add myself as the Owner. (Settings > Owners...). Then I was able to see if on Application Console as My apps and delete it.

Answer 3

You can delete it under "Enterprise applications" under Azure Active Directory in the new portal. Put in the App ID in the search field, click the row and then click the delete button from the toolbar.

Answer 4

I am able to delete web api app by changing manifest

To delete the native application, open the manifest editor and set below field to false

availableToOtherTenants=false

Answer 5

You can visit the Microsoft Application Console and try to delete it.

Refresh after 20-30 secs, your native app will be deleted.

Answer 6

A bit late to the game, but when trying the above steps, they wouldn't work for me (was always disabled, and for some reason, I couldn't add myself as the owner, even though I'm global admin in that Azure AD tenant).

I came across this blog post which I think is the correct answer: Unable to remove app registrations in Azure AD

The gist of it:

Web api

• Go to the app registration
• Open up properties
• Find multi-tenanted option, set it to no
• Save
• Delete

Native app

• Go to the app registration
• Open up the manifest
• Click on Edit
• Find 'availableToOtherTenants', change that to false
• Save
• Delete

I hate copy/pasting another person's blog post as an answer, but it's what got me going. Send him a shout out on his blog.