[Python] Results of Python eyeD3 Program Not Reflected in Microsoft Explorer

I'm running Python 3.12 on Windows 10 using Visual Studio Code version 1.98.2. The python program calling eyeD3 runs OK most of the time when Metadata is version 2, 3, 0 or better.

However, after running my program with no errors, when I go back to Explorer, and the old Metadate is still there even after a refresh. But, when I run Mp3Tag program, the information appears to be gone in Mp3Tag but isn't really gone in Explorer. Only when I change the Metadate in Mp3Tag, the Metadata is then gone in the Explorer list.

I have some 13,000 MP3 to change so I can't be going to Mp3Tag (takes too long).

What am I missing in my Python/eyeD3 program where changes to the Metadata are not showing in the Explorer listing?

Should I be using another process?

My code

import os
import eyed3

# Assign directory
directory = r"C:\Users\bill\Music\Creedence Clearwater Revival"

print('starting ')
print('NOW *** ')

# Iterate over files in directory
for name in os.listdir(directory):
# Open file
with open(os.path.join(directory, name)) as f:
print(f"Content of '{name}'")

audiofile = eyed3.load(directory + '\\' + str(name))

if ".mp3" in str(name):
print('Version --- ' + str(audiofile.tag.version))
#if audiofile.tag.version == "(2, 4, 0)":
# Modify the metadata.
editFlag = 0
if audiofile.tag.album:
print('album ----> ' + str(audiofile.tag.album))
audiofile.tag.album = None
editFlag = 1

if audiofile.tag.track_num:
print('Trk_Nm ---> ' + str(audiofile.tag.track_num))
audiofile.tag.track_num = None
editFlag = 1

if audiofile.tag.disc_num:
print('Discnumber -- ' + str(audiofile.tag.disc_num))
audiofile.tag.disc_num = None
editFlag = 1

#Save changes.

if editFlag == 1:
print('Edited --> ' + str(name))
audiofile.tag.save()

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