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# Disable Force SSO on all users in Devolutions Cloud using PowerShell

Disable Force SSO login for all users in Devolutions Cloud using a PowerShell script and an application identity with Set-DCSystemSettings.

Devolutions Cloud administrators might want to disable the option to Force SSO on all users. This can be done using an application identity and a simple PowerShell script.

1. In Devolutions Cloud, [create an application identity](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/web-interface/administration/management/application-identities/manage-application-identities).
2. [Assign the ***Manage system configuration*** permission](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/web-interface/administration/configuration-and-security/system-permissions) to the newly created application identity.
3. Use the following PowerShell script to disable ***Force SSO on all users*** option in Devolutions Cloud:

```
$url = 'YOUR_HUB_URL'
$appSecret = 'INSERT_APP_SECRET';
$appKey = 'INSERT_APP_KEY';
Connect-DCAccount -Url $url -ApplicationKey $appKey -ApplicationSecret $appSecret

$psSystemSettings = Get-DCSystemSettings
#Enable Devolutions user login method
$psSystemSettings.AllowDevolutionsAccountLogin = $true

#Optional - Disable SSO option
$psSystemSettings.AllowSSOLogin = $false

Set-DCSystemSettings -PSSystemSettings $psSystemSettings

Write-Host "Authentication method updated"
```


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