Changing a file name to Upper-case reverts it back to lower-case

[peteyt]

I'm having a big sort out of my music, in time for my online radio stations return. I like to have everything organised in a strict way, a little weird maybe ha.

I like to have all songs Artist - Title and each first letter of a word to have a capital letter like Artist - This Song and not this song. However since moving to Windows 7 some tracks don't want to change.

If I change some lower-case stuff to Upper-case it reverts back to lower-case. I mean it's not a massive problem but I have my way for organising music and wondered if there's a way to stop Windows changing it?

Thanks all

[Agnostic Bear]

Close whatever media player you're using before doing it, Windows Media Player has a habit of not listening to changes.

[Chris]

Right click it and go to properties, from there click summary (Idk if it has it on 7) and change the title. That works for me when I have that problem. :)

[peteyt]

Cheers. In the properties its got upper-case but the actual file name isn't

[Recursion]

Cheers. In the properties its got upper-case but the actual file name isn't

Music files have a filename (for the actual file) and then have IDv3 tags embedded in them (what you see in Properties/Most media players), the IDv3 tags is what includes the Title/Artist/Genre etc.