New PSDrives

[Pimp Daddy]

Once you've created a new PSDrive in a PowerShell session, how do you get it
to exist beyond that session?

[Marco Shaw [MVP]]

Post by Pimp Daddy
Once you've created a new PSDrive in a PowerShell session, how do you get it
to exist beyond that session?

Within PowerShell, you can just do "notepad $profile". You may have to
create the file. You can drop your new-psdrive command in the resulting
file just like you call it from PowerShell.

[Hal Rottenberg]

Post by Pimp Daddy
Once you've created a new PSDrive in a PowerShell session, how do you get it
to exist beyond that session?

The corollary to Marco's statement is that there is not an option to
make the drives persist like a mapped network drive.

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in addition to last 2 answers, to map a normal persistant networkdrive from
PowerShell you can do this :

(new-object -com
wscript.network).MapNetworkDrive("z:","\\localhost\Posh",$true)

or just use the NET use command

net use Y: \\localhost\PoSH /PERSISTENT:Yes

they aso will be added a PsDrives :

get-psdrive

PS C:\Users\mvanorsouw> z:
PS Z:\> dir


Directory: Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::Z:\

only you are limited to the 26 driveletters this way.

Greetings /\/\o\/\/
http://thePowerShellGuy.com

Post by Pimp Daddy
Once you've created a new PSDrive in a PowerShell session, how do you get
it to exist beyond that session?

The corollary to Marco's statement is that there is not an option to make
the drives persist like a mapped network drive.
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