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Before we begin with the demo, I would like to show you some commands that

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can be used to manage PS drives. In the upcoming demo,

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irrespective of what provider you are in, you can use most

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of these commands to manage data in that PS drive. The

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first one is Get‑Item command.

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This command returns details of the items specified.

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So, if I run Get‑Item and enter the name of a folder or

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enter the name of a registry key,

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it will return details of that folder or registry key.

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Get‑ChildItem command will return child objects of the item specified.

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You can use this command if you want to fetch a list of files

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and folders under a specific folder path.

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Similarly,

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you can fetch a list of registry values from a registry path or

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retrieve a list of certificates from a certificate store.

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Get‑ItemProperty command retrieves the properties of the item specified.

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Set‑Item command sets the value of an item.

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The value can be a folder name, a variable, or a registry key.

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Set‑ItemProperty command sets the value of an item's property.

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You can use this command to set registry values,

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which we will see later in this course.

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Rename‑Item command will rename the specified item.

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Rename‑ItemProperty command renames the property of an item.

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New‑Item command is used to create a new item.

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You can use this command to create a new file or a folder or a new registry key.

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New‑ItemProperty command is used to create a new property for an item.

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Move‑Item command moves an item from one location to another.

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Move‑ItemProperty command moves an item property from one item to the other.

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In a situation where you want to move a registry value from one registry

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key to another registry key, you can use this command. Clear‑Item clears

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the value of an item without deleting it.

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Clear‑ItemProperty command clears the property value

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of an item without deleting it.

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It sets the value to null. Copy‑Item command copies

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the item from one location to other.

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Copy‑ItemProperty command copies the property and its value from one location to another. Remove‑Item command removes the specified item.