Tente colocar o FileSystem:: no caminho UNC, por isso, torna-se FileSystem::\GOELA2682012SRV\srv2012r2\Users\test
PowerShell’s behavior can be a little bit funny when you pass a UNC path to certain cmdlets. PowerShell doesn’t recognize these paths as “rooted” because they’re not on a PSDrive; as such, whatever provider is associated with PowerShell’s current location will attempt to handle them. For example:
Set-Location C: Get-ChildItem -Path \$env:COMPUTERNAME\c$ Set-Location HKLM: Get-ChildItem -Path \$env:COMPUTERNAME\c$The first command works fine (assuming you have a c$ share enabled and are able to access it), and the second command gives a “Cannot find path” error, because the Registry provider tried to work with the UNC path instead of the FileSystem provider. You can get around this problem by prefixing the UNC path with “FileSystem::”, which will make PowerShell use that provider regardless of your current location.