In PowerShell 2.0, it is still not possible to get the Copy-Item cmdlet to create the destination folder, you'll need code like this:
$destinationFolder = "C:\My Stuff\Subdir"
# Copy-Item will not create the destination folder by itself.
if (!(Test-Path -path $destinationFolder)) {New-Item $destinationFolder -Type Directory}
Copy-Item "\\server1\Upgrade.exe" -Destination $destinationFolder
If you use -Recurse in the Copy-Item it will create all the subfolders of the source structure in the destination but it won't create the actual destination folder, even with -Force.
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在 PowerShell 2.0 中，仍然无法使用 Copy-Item cmdlet 来创建目标文件夹，您将需要如下代码：
如果您在 Copy-Item 中使用 -Recurse ，它将创建源结构的所有子文件夹在目标中，但即使使用 -Force，它也不会创建实际的目标文件夹。
In PowerShell 2.0, it is still not possible to get the Copy-Item cmdlet to create the destination folder, you'll need code like this:
If you use -Recurse in the Copy-Item it will create all the subfolders of the source structure in the destination but it won't create the actual destination folder, even with -Force.
您可以在不使用 -Destination 或 -Force cmdlet 的情况下使用 Copy-Item，但使用目标的完整路径。
you can use Copy-Item without the -Destination nor -Force cmdlet but using full path for your destination.
我最终通过执行以下操作使其发挥作用
I did eventually get this to work by doing the following