``Set-MgUserPhotoContent`` not working in PowerShell 5

[timayabi2020]

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Describe the bug

The command fails with missing assembly error Microsoft.Win32.Registry.dll when used in a PowerShell 5 environment.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open PowerShell 5
2. Connect to graph using connect-mggraph -scopes "ProfilePhoto.ReadWrite.All,User.ReadWrite,User.ReadWrite.All"
3. Execute Set-MgUserPhotoContent -UserId <UserId> -InFile "<Path to your image file>"

Expected behavior

No error thrown

Debug Output

Module Version
2.16.0

Environment Data
PowerShell 5

Screenshots

Additional context

The cmdlet works in PowerShell 7

[MaKraMc]

I have the same Issue. Using module version 2.12.0 has worked fine for me.

[MaKraMc]

There is also a discussion about this over on microsoft learn.

[timayabi2020]

Thanks @MaKraMc, we are working to resolve the issue.