Bug:When opening the **Recycle Bin** in Files, restoring deleted files results in incorrect file names.

[zbt00123]

Description

BUG.mp4

As shown in the attached video, I created two files on the Desktop: Text_A.txt and Pic.bmp.

After deleting them:

• If I open the Recycle Bin using Windows File Explorer and drag the files back to the Desktop, they are restored with their original file names (Text_A.txt and Pic.bmp).
• However, if I open the Recycle Bin using Files and restore the same files, they are incorrectly restored with names such as $R174J5H.txt and $RF3KD96.bmp instead of their original names.

Expected behavior

Files should restore deleted files with their original file names, matching the behavior of Windows File Explorer.

Actual behavior

The restored files are renamed to their internal Recycle Bin names (for example, $R174J5H.txt and $RF3KD96.bmp) instead of their original names.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create Text_A.txt and Pic.bmp on the desktop.
2. Delete these two files.
3. Use Files to open the Recycle Bin.
4. Select the two deleted files and drag them back to the desktop.

Files Version

4.2.0.0

Windows Version

10.0.26200.8875

User ID

5be1ab97-a6f8-4ceb-8e51-64d2d86df27a

Log File

debug.log

[Josh65-2201]

Thanks for the report