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Hide Libraries From File Explore

March 16, 2017March 17, 2017 Mel File Explorer, Folders, PowerShell File Explorer, Library, PowerShell, SharePoint 2013

Sometimes your users don't need to see every single SharePoint library when they're in file explorer. Here is a bit of PowerShell that will hide necessary libraries from file explorer. Make sure you change the URL to your SharePoint site's URL and the folder name to the library you want to hide.

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