One of the solutions is to open “Computer Management” and navigate to:
System Tools – > Shared Folders -> Shares.
But that’s really boring! Please use PowerShell and the Get-WmiObject cmdlet to list your Windows Shares on your Windows machine:
PS > Get-WmiObject -Query "SELECT Name, Path FROM Win32_Share" | Format-Table Name, Path Name Path ---- ---- ADMIN$ C:\WINDOWS C$ C:\ Data D:\Data IPC$ Tips G:\Tips Drop F:\Drop
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