I was foolish. The P: drive existed but had not been formatted.
Formatted P: problem went away.
May I take this opportunity of saying what a friendly, knowledgeable and
disciplined forum the PowerShell group is.
Guy.
"RichS" <RichS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I presume you don't have a P: drive mapped somewhere? Have you used P: in
> the past and its not completely been removed.
>
> Check you profile for any reference to P:
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> "Guy Thomas" wrote:
>
>> I am curious to know why I get this error every time I start PowerShell
>>
>> Drive root "P:\" does not exist or it's not a folder.
>>
>> Guy
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