By bloid
via blogs.ittoolbox.com
Published: Apr 12 2007 / 11:05
Today, let's look at one of the truly powerful features of PowerShell: Drives. "You must be on crack, all shells have drives!" True, all shells give access to the physical drives of a system, but very few shells allow you to treat logical data stores as the same as physical data stores. The concept of a Drive in PS is not about physical drives, but about representing any data store as a consistent interface. There are two fundamental commands in PS for manipulating Locations
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