Attempting to rename a whole album once it's in your Library is far from effective. Note that I've underlined the word effectively, because that is the only effective way to do it. However, to address the header of your post How to effectively rename songs and albums in iTunes (PC)? (coupled with your explanation of Track 01, Track 02 etc.), the answer is to make sure that track information is filled in before you copy the CD into your iTunes Library. It's not clear what you are hoping to achieve since your screenshot shows an album with all the track names and the album name, which is (presumably) what you want.
I've had issues with syncing my Music library before, when all the music on my devices was wiped out and I had to manually put it back on, so I don't want to go down that route again, especially considering that I don't have any actual backup (I do have a library backup, the XML file, but not the actual songs) handy. Just to give you one example, in the picture below, the album "Sounds From Nowhereville" was released by The Ting Tings, a band I love, of whom I have three other albums on the same device by adding the proper Artist information, I'd manage to regroup all albums under the same Artist name, and, hopefully, listen to them in sequence. I have tried to right-click on tracks in iTunes, to edit the information, but, a) it didn't work, and b), you can only select one track at a time anyway. I now find myself with "Unknown albums" or "Unknown artists", and, in some cases, with "Track 01", "Track 02", etc. I'm sure this topic has already been broached, but I need a quick answer: on both my iPhone 4 and my iPhone 6, I have songs that aren't quite organized the way I'd like them to be, because for some reason, when I transferred them from the CD's they were on, in some cases, the album title wasn't recognized.
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