Remove Pattern: removing end-placed (123) in folder names

hi,

i try to remove end-positioned digits, which are in brackets like:

my folder name (123)
other folder (10)

digit-lenght 1-3;

i tried this remove pattern method:
$\(d{1-3}\)
case-sensitive: no
use reg ex: yes
apply to: name and ext

but no success. also the more general $\(d+\) brings no effect.
where i'm wrong? can anyone help?

thx
a very pleased user

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Reply to #1:
Please give me an example of the filename you want to rename and an example of the result you want after the rename batch.

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Reply to #2:
ok, here an example:

original directory name with ending digits in brackets: "any directory name (456)"
should be renamed to: "any directory name"

in general, ending (digits) of the length of 1 to 3 should be removed.

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Reply to #3:
Your regex pattern should be \(\d+\)$

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Reply to #4:
yeah, it works. and for a more specific determination the digit-length-limitation with

\(\d{1,3}\)$

works also well.
but an other "error" occurs: i have in the workload list a lot of dir entries, but only a few matches with this pattern and get an new name. so the renamer works fine until i "start batch". the renamer does the renaming well, but the resulf info window prompts with an error count of exact the number of entries which should NOT be renamed. it's a little confusing because the confidence in the renaming will be decreased.

ciao

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Reply to #4: Hello. I have the similar problem, and tried your suggestions, but this is not working.
The difference is that in the end of file name I have dot, like this:

Garden of my dreams.123456
or
Garden of my dreams .123456

Thanks' in advance.
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Sorry, I founded the pattern, that is in replace mode:

Text to be replaced: (.+)(.{7})
Replace with: /1
Use regular expressions: Check

It's work in this case.

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