I have a PowerShell script that needs to accept parameters that happen to be a path to a local directory. When I enter in the path parameter, such as "C:\temp\my direc\" I get the following error..."Get-Item : Cannot find drive. A drive with the name '"C' does not exist."

I have not been able to get past this...anyone had any luck with this? Thanks

I see in the error: '"c' 
looks like that it will cut off the command after the :

Maybe you need to use 'c:\temp\' ?

Thanks for the response Cees van Alten...however, using single quotes produces the same error...''c:' does not exist.

 I read a blog that suggested adding an additional "\" at the end might do the trick, but had no luck there as well. I know someone must have ran into this before...welcoming any ideas.