Bulk Rename Utility

I am trying to change the case of some of the words in a file name. I used "Case 4 - Title", in order to do so.
e.g
If file name is Tom Brown - All BAKED PUDDING Recipes, I am able to rename it to Tom Brown - All Baked Pudding Recipes.
After I click on rename it says one file has been renamed but when I go back to Explorer the name is still the old one with caps!
Where is my mistake? I have lots of files with caps all over the place and would like them all to be consistent.
Pls help
Thank u
mamaijee

Are you sure you told BRU to actually 'Rename' ?

Are you sure the file you're looking at on disk is the file you've renamed?

Thank you for taking the time to reply.

"re you sure you told BRU to actually 'Rename' ?"
Yes I did. In fact I did it again today thinking that maybe there was a glitch in the system which would get solved when I shut the PC overnight! But still the words which have uppercase still remain the same.

"
Are you sure the file you're looking at on disk is the file you've renamed?"
Yes

Enable logging if it is not - Renaming Options -> Log...

Rename your file, "Tom Brown - All BAKED PUDDING Recipes".
Post the contents of your log file here (the entries related to tom brown).


(Then disable the logging if you no longer need it.)

Here is the log file

12/06/2020 9:21:44 PM - Renamed "C:\Users\Meher_shroff\Documents\1 Cookery\Website Favourites\Tom Brown - ALL BAKED PUDDING Recipes.epub" to "C:\Users\Meher_shroff\Documents\1 Cookery\Website Favourites\Tom Brown - All Baked Pudding Recipes.epub"

Are you checking the same file in Windows Explorer?

That is in
C:\Users\Meher_shroff\Documents\1 Cookery\Website Favourites\
?

Could another program be restoring the original version?

Also try to rename a test file in complete different location e.g. c:\test\testfile.txt

I did a google search and found this is not a BRU problem but a Windows 10 problem! The answer I got from many websites was in general:

"This is a long known issue for many versions of Windows, this happens because in the background, files names are case insensitive and Windows ignores case . . .

......rest assured, there is nothing wrong with your system, this is just a known bug that has been around forever and has not been addressed by Microsoft "
The solution was that in BRU after selecting the Title Case one also has to add a Suffix to the filename. I chose to add = at the end. Then I did Rename and then the name changed as I wanted in Explorer, albeit with a = at the end. The = does not bother me so I left it there, but if u want you can go back in and change it.

I am sorry I put you through all the trouble thingking it was a BRU problem and many thanks for all your efforts.

Best wishes
mamaijee