PowerShell - Convert-Path and Resolve-Path
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Convert-Path and Resolve-Path can also enable interesting actions.
Convert-Path converts a Powershell path to a standard path, to be used by a non-Powershell command for example.
Resolve-Path resolves paths containing wildcards
#Convert-Path converts a powershell path to a standard path, to be used by a non-Powershell command for example.Convert-Path .Convert-Path HKLM:\Software\MicrosoftConvert-Path ~
#Resolve-Path resolves paths containing wildcards.Resolve-Path ~Resolve-Path -Path "C:\windows\*"# Displays the path relative to the current locationResolve-Path -Path "c:\prog*" -RelativeRelated links
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