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Next, I will create a PS drive that will map to a certificate store.

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I'll first open Certificate Manager and show you the path where

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we will map this new PS drive. Under User Certificates, we will

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navigate to root certificates. Here,

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we can see a number of root certificates present in this certificate store.

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These certificates should be returned when we run Get‑ChildItem

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after we have created the PS drive. I'll quickly run New‑PSDrive

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command followed by root parameter.

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I'll then enter complete path of RootCA certificate store. In PS

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provider, I'll enter certificate and I'll name it as RootCA.

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The drive is successfully created. When I run Get‑ChildItem

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command, all the certificates that we saw earlier through Certificate Manager snap‑in will be listed here.