LR 3.6 - Rename Photos Issue - Win 7

It is my understanding that when you rename a photo in LR the name should also change in the root folder.
However this does not seem to be happening, I have checked the name in Lightroom and it has changed, ie. family_trip_100 then I go into the folder and bring up the only and exact same photo and it says it is family_trip_7-2
Can someone explain this?
Cheers

I should have said the home folder but I found out why this is happening and it was myself that was at fault. Thanx

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