I am unable to delete a file on the Desktop (All Users) but I could delete without the script

It crashes on wshShell.Run.

You can see that I run a WScript.Echo and it does print the location of the file name. When I run it, it says the "The system could not find the file specified"

I tried objFile.delete but it says Permission denied. If i perform "del " in the command prompt, it works.

For Each objFile In colFiles
   bMatch = objRE.Test(objFile.Name)
   If bMatch Then
      WScript.Echo objFile.Name
      WScript.Echo objFile.Path
        Set wshShell = WScript.CreateO开发者_开发问答bject ("WSCript.shell")
        wshShell.Run "del " & objFile.Path, 1, True     
        Set wshShell = Nothing

   End If
Next

Output

Lotus Notes 8.5.lnk
C:\Users\Public\Desktop\Lotus Notes 8.5.lnk
(null) (79, 3) : (null)

------------------ UPDATE ------------------ The following works perfectly if it's on the Users Desktop (not the AllUsersDesktop). I'm trying to delete it from the AllUsersDesktop

For Each objFile In colFiles
   bMatch = objRE.Test(objFile.Name)
   If bMatch Then
     objFile.Delete

   End If
Next

After applying the following code, I get this error

Lotus Notes 8.5.lnk
C:\Users\Public\Desktop\Lotus Notes 8.5.lnk
(null) (81, 3) : (null)

Code: (updated as of 5/23)

Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
strCurrentDirectory = objShell.SpecialFolders("AllUsersDesktop")
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Set objFolder = objShell.Namespace(strCurrentDirectory)
Set objFolderItem = objFolder.Self

Set objFolder = objFS.GetFolder(strCurrentDirectory)
Set colFiles = objFolder.Files

Set objRE = New RegExp
objRE.Global     = True
objRE.IgnoreCase = True
objRE.Pattern    = "notes"

For Each objFile In colFiles
   bMatch = objRE.Test(objFile.Name)
   If bMatch Then
      WScript.Echo objFile.Name
      WScript.Echo objFile.Path
        Set wshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WSCript.shell")
        wshShell.Run "del """ & objFile.Path & """", 1, True  
        Set wshShell = Nothing

   End If
Next

This should do it:

wshShell.Run "del """ & objFile.Path & """", 1, True  

The path has a space in it, so it should be enclosed in double quotes, something like "del \"" & objFile.Path & "\"", or whatever VB syntax for escaping is.