Automatically open folder in your desktop with powershell

#Name: Richa Sharma
#Automatically open  any folder in your desktop with PowerShell
#Action Required: Change "C:\Program Files (x86)" with your folder path.




$objshell= New-Object -ComObject "Shell.Application"
$objshell.Explore("C:\Program Files (x86)")
$objshell.ToggleDesktop()

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