Copy file names at Recycle Bin - windows

Question

I'm trying to copy all filenames list on the Recycle Bin in Windows 10.
I go to Command Prompt:
C:\>cd C:/$Recycle.Bin
C:\$Recycle.Bin>dir S-1-5-21-2370250818-2711005194-4184312249-1165
$R8CQG1I.txt
$IURO2ZD.txt
$RV2TEJ7.txt
I have 3 files I want to copy the real file names not the names like this result.
After some search I found this VBScript. I run the code and I get this error:
Expected end of statement
Option Explicit
DIM g_objWshShell, g_objFSO, g_sLogFile, g_objWshNetwork, g_sScriptName, g_sComputerName, g_sUserName Dim g_sVer, g_objLogFile, g_sLogDir
'Setup main variables and objects Set g_objWshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 'Create a Shell Object Set g_objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") 'create a File System Object Set g_objWshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") 'Create Network Object g_sComputerName
= g_objWshNetwork.Computername 'Gets machine Computer name g_sUserName = g_objWshNetwork.UserName 'Gets logged-on username g_sScriptName=UCase(WScript.ScriptName) '
*** Name of the script
' *** START LogFile Information - use Delete or Append info below; don't use both *** Const FORREADING = 1, FORWRITING = 2, FORAPPENDING
= 8 'Setup constants for writing, appending, etc g_sLogDir = "C:\TEMP" If Not (g_objFSO.FolderExists(g_sLogDir)) Then g_objFSO.CreateFolder(g_sLogDir) End If g_sLogFile = g_sLogDir & "\" & Left(g_sScriptName,len(g_sScriptName)
- 3) & "LOG" 'Makes log file the SCRIPTNAME.Log g_sVer = "1.0"
'To delete a logfile and create a new one each time script is ran If g_objFSO.FileExists(g_sLogFile) Then g_objFSO.DeleteFile(g_sLogFile) 'Delete logfile if it exists. End If Set g_objLogFile = g_objFSO.CreateTextFile(g_sLogFile, FORWRITING) 'Setup the logfile for writing
Call Main() Call ExitScript()
'Start main script HERE *** Sub Main() Dim objRecycleBin, objFolderItems, objItem, strSpecialFolderName strSpecialFolderName = "Recycle Bin" 'Call WriteLine("Starting " & g_sScriptName & " at " & Date & " " & Time, g_objLogFile) Set objRecycleBin
= GetSpecialFolderObject(strSpecialFolderName) 'Get Special Folder based upon input name Set objFolderItems = objRecycleBin.Items() 'Get items within Recycle Bin For Each objItem In objFolderItems 'Delete all items within Special Folder If (objItem.Type = "File Folder") Then 'Check for file type g_objFSO.DeleteFolder(objItem.Path) 'Delete Folders Else g_objFSO.DeleteFile(objItem.Path) 'Delete Files End If WScript.Echo "Deleted " & objItem.Name Next End Sub
'*-*-*-*-*- Start Subroutines here
*-*-*-*-*- 'Returns SpecialFolder based upon name of folder Function GetSpecialFolderObject(NameOfFolder) Dim objShellApp, i, objSpecialFolder Set objShellApp = CreateObject("Shell.Application") On Error Resume Next For i=0 To 40 '40 is highest value for special folders Set objSpecialFolder = objShellApp.NameSpace(i) If (StrComp(objSpecialFolder.Title,NameOfFolder,vbTextCompare)=0) Then Set GetSpecialFolderObject = objSpecialFolder Exit For End If Next Err.Clear End Function
'Closes logfile and exits script Sub ExitScript() 'Call WriteLine(Date & " " & Time & "; Completed " & g_sScriptName, g_objLogFile) If IsObject(g_objLogFile) Then
g_objLogFile.Close End If Wscript.Quit End Sub
Sub EndOnError(sErrorString) WScript.Echo sErrorString & vbcrlf & "Check " & chr(34) & g_sLogFile & Chr(34) & " for details" Call WriteLine (sErrorString, g_objLogFile) WScript.Quit() End Sub
'Shows usage if input is wrong sub ShowUsage() WScript.Echo g_sScriptName & " v" & g_sVer & " Empties Recycle Bin for logged on user" & vbcrlf _ & vbcrlf & "USAGE: [CSCRIPT] " & g_sScriptName WScript.Quit end sub
'Writes to log Sub WriteLine(ByVal strMessage, ByVal objFile)
On Error Resume Next
If IsObject(objFile) then 'objFile should be a file object
objFile.WriteLine strMessage
Else
Call Wscript.Echo( strMessage )
End If End Sub

Answer 1

The VBScript version of #boxdog answer:
Set objShellApp = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Set objSpecialFolder = objShellApp.NameSpace(10) '10 = Recyle Bin
For Each objFolder In objSpecialFolder.Items
WScript.Echo "FileName = " & objFolder.Name & vbTab & "Original Path = " & objFolder.ExtendedProperty("{9B174B33-40FF-11D2-A27E-00C04FC30871} 2")
Next
Answering this in case anyone is looking for VBS only solution.

Answer 2

In PowerShell, you can list the current path and original name/location of the Recycle Bin contents like This:
$shell = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application
$shell.NameSpace(0x0a).Items() |
Select-Object #{Label="OriginalLocation";Expression={$_.ExtendedProperty("{9B174B33-40FF-11D2-A27E-00C04FC30871} 2")}},Name, Path
To copy the items, you can do this:
$shell.NameSpace(0x0a).Items() |
Copy-Item -Destination "C:\RecoveredFiles\$($_.Name)" -Recurse -Force
Note that this doesn't take into account any name-clashes - you'll need to test for that and adjust accordingly.