How do you make Powershell start in a certain folder? For example, it always starts in "C:\Users\Owner\". How can i make it start in different folders like "C:\Users\Owner\Stuff"?

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sh3lsh · Answer

I am doing "cd \users\owner\stuff" but that takes too long.

shadowfiend · Answer

I'd look in the preferences, which may be hidden behind clicking on the top left icon of the window.

anonymous · Answer

Can you adjust the shortcut to run the program for a target directory?

sh3lsh · Answer

@benjica how would I adjust the shortcut. @shadowfiend I clicked it. Found Defaults and Properties. However, it's not in there.