Freeing up memory for windows

Question

As I was deleting some un-needed programs on my computer to free up some memory on my hard drive, I came across 3 Ipod for Windows Programs dated 01/10/2006, 10/13/2005, and 9/06/2005. The first two averaged 200mb of ram, and the third was 100mb. Neither of these three are Itunes or QuickTime themselves because those two are listed separately down the list and only consume about 30mb. Exactly what are these three programs? Are they updated firmware for my Ipod? Can I delete all of them, or keep just the most recently dated one. The reason I’m asking is that I would hate to delete them and having my Itunes and music database corrupted. Any thoughts would be appreciated. In addition, I’m in no mood to burn 10 cds to backup all my music.

Answer 1

well i can't be sure, but i beleive those may be te installers for itunes, if your worried about deleting then you could move them to a CD, delete them and see if anything happens, you can even save the CD for music later on by not formatting it once you've burned the files to it. formatting a CD make the files accessable to other computers or peripherals...i think. uhh, maybe it's not worth the risk, just format it. anyway that'll clear up the memory unless you need to put it back on