PowerShell--Finding any and all Subdirectories and Moving them - powershell

Question

This has been sort of asked, but none of the questions I've found have quite answered what I'm looking to do. I'm working with PowerShell (brand new to it) to write a script that will search for subdirectories within a directory and move those to a designated directory if found.
My problem lies within the following code:
$Folders = C:\Users\temp
$MoveFolders = Test-Path $Folders -PathType Container
Write-Host $MoveFolders
#I'm writing this with ISE, so I'm using write-host to view output for testing.
The problem I'm running into is that every time this code is ran, it returns true, even when there are no folders within the temp directory. I've tried it with about every conceivable way I can imagine, and tested with get-childitem piped with a where-object, but I want to only execute the move if a subdirectory is present.
The idea behind it is that, if a user somehow adds a file or folder to this specific one, it will be moved when the task scheduler runs the script.
EDIT
Redirecting my question; It always returns true, and a couple of people have pointed out that what I have written will test the temp folder itself; so is there a way to test for any subfolders and store it as a boolean value, which I can then pass to an if statement that will finish the move process?

Answer 1

I believe this is what you want to do.
#get the folders/subfolders from the directory
$folders = Get-ChildItem C:\Users\temp -Recurse -Directory
#loop through the folders
foreach($folder in $folders) {
#copy the the folder(s) and item(s) within to the destination
Copy-Item -Path $folder.FullName -Destination C:\test -Recurse
}
Here is the updated answer since you edited your question.
$items = Get-ChildItem -Path C:\Users\mkrouse\Desktop\test -Directory -Recurse
#if items is equal to null, then there are no subfolders so assign the boolean to true
if($items -eq $null) {
[bool]$NoSubfolders = $true;
} else {
[bool] $NoSubfolders = $false;
}

Answer 2

Your code tests whether "c:\users\temp" is a folder - which is always true. You need to look for folders within "c:\users\temp". One approach:
$Folders = "C:\temp"
$MoveFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path $folders -Directory
Write-Host $MoveFolders.Count
$MoveFolders now contains a list of all folders within "c:\users\temp". Now you have a list of folders to be moved.