move-msmq.ps1

Script MsmqStoragePath 
    {
      DependsOn = '[File]MSMQDirectories'
      GetScript = {
        $manager = Get-MsmqQueueManager
        return @{
              Result = $manager
              GetScript  = $GetScript
              TestScript = $TestScript
              SetScript  = $SetScript
          }
      }
      TestScript = {
        $manager = Get-MsmqQueueManager
              $expectedStoreLocation = 'E:\msmq'
              $shouldRun = ($manager.MessageStoreLocation -eq $expectedStoreLocation)`
            -and ($manager.MessageLogStoreLocation -eq $expectedStoreLocation)`
            -and ($manager.TransactionLogStoreLocation -eq $expectedStoreLocation)
        return $shouldRun
      }
      SetScript = {
        takeown /F 'E:\msmq' /R /D y #this should give me ownership of both msmq and LQS folder
        icacls 'E:\msmq' /reset /T /C
        icacls 'E:\msmq' "/grant:r" "NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService:(OI)(CI)(M)" /T /C
        $ConfirmPreference = 'None' # Make sure you don't get a prompt, even when testing
        Set-MsmqQueueManager -MsgStore 'E:\msmq' -MsgLogStore 'E:\msmq' -TransactionLogStore 'E:\msmq' -MessageQuota 10097152 #10gb
        # Make sure the service is up.
        Start-Service msmq
      }
    }