What's the Downside of Not Using Creatve MediaSource (Nuvo 200 1

Hi guys... I found that installing the Creative Media Source leaves a mess on my WinXP. I've left it on but haven't been using it with my 500 MB Creative Muvo 200. I just plop a folder of classical music or 2 and several folders of BBC type spoken word programs into my player and go.
Reason for asking: I just got a GB player so I can load a wee bit more music and spoken word stuff...more choice while I'm out there!
However for this player I did not try to have it recognized by Creative MediaSource and went right to updating the player's firmware.
Then I loaded it with my stuff.
The one thing that's different is that my PC recognizes this new player as Dri've "F" (my old one is recognized as "M"). No problem... I guess
Can I uninstall the Creative Media Source?
What's the downside of not using the 2nd of 2 downloads for MediaSourcebelow)? (Installed & in use apparently with my 500 mb player)
<B>Filename: </B><B>MuVo_PCAPP_LB__02_6.exe</B>NOMAD MuVo Pack (version .02.6) for Creative MediaSourceCMS-PMUVO-3-LB
This software update is for Creative NOMAD? MuVo? users with Creative MediaSource? (version .00.54 or later). This NOMAD Pack contains an audio file-naming feature and improvements to file transfer functions. It also extends the ID3 tag display capability of your player.
To check your Creative MediaSource version number, see ?Notes' below.
<EM>Added Features or Enhancements:</EM>
Displays Russian (Cyrillic) ID3 tag information for MP3 and WMA files in your player.</LI>
Enables the transfer of DRM-protected WMA files using Creative MediaSource.</LI>
Allows you to determine the file-naming convention of newly created tracks when ripping an Audio CD to your player using Creative MediaSource.</LI>
<EM>Requirements:</EM>
<B></B>
Thanks
Chaz

Installing "MuVo_PCAPP_LB__02_6.exeNOMAD MuVo Pack (version .02.6) for Creative MediaSource" is necessary if you want to see your MuVo as a source node in MediaSource. You will get features such as Smart Fit.
If you do not install it, your MuVo will only appear as a dri've letter under MediaSource's My Computer, and features such as Smart Fit is not available.

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