get-psdrive | select name,root
That'll list everything mapped in PowerShell, show you the name of the drive
(which in PSH is the same as the "letter") and the root of the drive - where
the drive is mapped to. Now, that'll show local drives, too... is that okay?
If you're looking for network drives which are just mapped in WINDOWS...
that's a bit different. Not sure what you're looking for though...
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<Nicopil@mi> wrote in message news:46311518$0$1161$426a34cc@news.free.fr...
> Hi there, i'm trying to list all network drives mapped on a computer on
> powershell, by writing their letter, names, and paths (ie :
> \\xxxx\xxxx\xxxx)
>
> how could i do it ?
>
> thx
> Nico
>