Note that Windows PowerShell is not the same thing as PowerShell Core, for more information see:
Taskbar settingsReplace Command Prompt with Windows Powershell in the menu when I right click the start buttonWindows Powershell (Admin) to open Powershell as AdministratorYes to continueWindows PowerShell into search boxWindows PowerShell and either run it normally or as AdministratorMost likely you want to open Windows PowerShell directly in some folder so that the prompt points to exactly that directory.
Example screenshot for Windows 10

Here is how:
File in top left explorer windowOpen Windows PowerShellOpen Windows PowerShell and thenOpen Windows PowerShell as AdministratorUnfortunately there is no default way like in Windows 10, one solution is to follow steps explained
in section
Right click "Open Windows Terminal as Administrator" context menu for Windows 11 see
Windows Terminal
To add context menu on right click for “Windows PowerShell” for standard user see:
To add context menu on right click for “Windows PowerShell as Administrator” see: