Powershell command file to automatically list file/folder names

I used "dir /b > file.txt" in a shift+right-click command prompt window to get the result I needed. Now, shift+right-click only shows the option for Powershell. I don't necessarily want to edit the registry to change that so I'm trying to adapt. In Powershell, using the command "ls | % Name file.txt" does the trick but there's two things I want to be able to do...

1) Double-click a single command file to run the script and automatically generate the text file I need
2) Have the script ignore the "file.txt" and the command file itself (because it adds "file.txt" to the list, which I don't need)

I have tried making a .ps1 file but my knowledge is very limited on using Powershell and I can't get it work exactly how I need. I don't need anything from the list other than the file/folder name itself (no properties such as size, type, etc.) Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Below is a tutorial on reviving the Shift+Right Click command prompt.

Add or Remove Command Prompt Open Here Context Menu in Windows 10

Railtech said:

Below is a tutorial on reviving the Shift+Right Click command prompt.

Add or Remove Command Prompt Open Here Context Menu in Windows 10

I've had a look at that website before and it has its uses but I was trying to get it all done in Powershell because it works over the network. Command Prompt doesn't like working with mapped network drives. After giving up for a while and coming back to it, I had a stroke of luck with this Powershell .ps1 command file to get both folders in one file


Here's a screenshot so hopefully someone else may find this useful