Powershell (and only Powershell) can't see network drives.

Question

Having a bit of a strange issue with Powershell today, I went to open a script I had worked on last night and Powershell is telling me that it can't find my H: drive (my personal drive here at work) despite the fact that I'm browsing it just fine with my
computer.
Screenshot with error below - note that the image I uploaded is on that same H: drive, so it seems to be just Powershell!
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Answer 1

Did you perhaps start your Powershell session with "Run as Administrator"? Even when logged on to an admin account I find that running powershell as admin with the same account causes it to be run in a process separate from the interactive session. As if
it were running under different credentials, or at least using its own security token.
If I need to access my home folder or other network shares normally available, I must then map them in that session.
Al Dunbar -- remember to 'mark or propose as answer' or 'vote as helpful' as appropriate.
This appears to be exactly what the issue is. How would you recommend manually mapping my personal drive, then, with new-PSdrive? (and if yes, what would the syntax be?)
Thank you.
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