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In this demo, I will create a new PS drive on the Registry provider.

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First, I'll show this path to you from the registry console.

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We are going to map the registry key that resides under HKLM,

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SOFTWARE, Microsoft, and then PowerShellCore.

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I'll start with New‑PsDrive command.

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In the root parameter, I'll begin the path with default HKLM PS drive,

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followed by SOFTWARE, then Microsoft, then PowerShellCore folder.

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in the Registry provider, I'll enter Registry.

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I'll name this PS drive as PowerShellCoreRegistry.

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I'll then hit Enter, and we can see that the new drive got created.

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We can now manage this drive using most of the commands

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that we saw earlier in this module.

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As of now,

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I'll quickly run Get‑ChildItem that will return the subkeys present under this PS drive.