# Get-OSDCloudWorkspace

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It's a good idea to remember how to know what your current OSDCloud Workspace is.  You can find out with this function.  On a system that has never created an OSDCloud Workspace, you will receive the following Warning and nothing will be returned

```powershell
PS C:\> Get-OSDCloudWorkspace
WARNING: 2022-02-22-223047 Unable to locate C:\ProgramData\OSDCloud\workspace.json
```

Here is an example of how to test if you have an OSDCloud Workspace

```powershell
PS C:\> if (Get-OSDCloudWorkspace) {$true} else {$false}
WARNING: 2022-02-22-223256 Unable to locate C:\ProgramData\OSDCloud\workspace.json
False
```

Ideally, you should get a path returned if you have an OSDCloud Workspace

```powershell
PS C:\> Get-OSDCloudWorkspace
C:\OSDCloud
```

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The current OSDCloud Workspace is stored in the OSDCloud Template at `C:\ProgramData\OSDCloud\workspace.json`
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