How to delete Visual Studio Team Services from AD

Question

Under my Azure AD Enterprise applications, there is a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services:

When I clicked the item, the Overview is shown, but the Delete option is disabled:

How do I delete this Enterprise application?

It is preventing my Azure AD from being deleted and is clocking at 15 cents per hour non-stop!

Answer 1

You can check the following documentations on Deleting an Azure Active Directory Tenant. However, if the following steps do not help, we would suggest you to open a Technical Support Ticket so that we can have a look into the issue better.

1. Document - You can’t delete a directory through the Azure Management Portal
2. Blog - How to delete an Azure Active Directory connected to Microsoft Online Services
3. Blog - Walkthrough of Deleting an Azure AD Tenant
4. Blog - How to delete an Azure Active Directory Tenant

Answer 2

In addition to Neelesh's post, you can refer to suggestions given in this link - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27909846/how-do-i-delete-an-application-from-azure-active-directory

Answer 3

This is not answer to the question. The user has asked a definite question. A generic guide is not the answer here. The portal should have been capable enough. 

The strange part is there is no option to downvote. only upvote.

Answer 4

The answer is you need to go to

Enterprise application (the screen shot above in the problem statement) => Properties => 

You will see "Enable for users to sign-in" => change it to no. 

Now you can delete you tenant, you don't need to delete the app.

Answer 5

Mr Abhishek suggestion (Disable user sign-in on App properties) worked flawlessly to delete "Visual Studio Team Services".
Short answer, direct and effective.
Thanks.

Answer 6

I have the exact same problem, but the wizards prevents me from deleting the tenant due to the "Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services" enterprise application.

Question:
How can I delete the "Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services" enterprise application, in order to delete my default directory?

Steps I have attempted:

1. Attempt to delete the directory:

2. Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services: disabled delete button

3. Enable for users to sign-in: disabled

Azure does not let me delete my default AD domain.

Answer 7

Same issue for me,  

Disable user sign-in on App properties does not let me delete AD domain, 

Answer 8

@Andy Liddle, do you get any specific error? Would mind sharing the screenshot of the error message on the forum?