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Q. What is the ENV: drive in PowerShell?
The ENV: drive in PowerShell stores your system's environment variables. Dir ENV:PSModulePath, for example, shows the paths where PowerShell looks for modules, by default. You can modify or view items in the ENV: drive.
Don Jones
July 18, 2010
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Q. What is the ENV: drive in PowerShell?
A. The ENV: drive in PowerShell stores your system's environment variables. Dir ENV:PSModulePath, for example, shows the paths where PowerShell looks for modules, by default. You can modify or view items in the ENV: drive.
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