Ipd file backup and / or delete

I have quite a number of Backup(date).ipd, autobackup(date).ipd, Loaderbackup(date).ipd, and Blackberry model .ipd files and wonder why they will not backup to my external hard drive.
Also, do i need to keep all of these files?
If I reformat the Blackberry will I be able to delete these files and start again?
thanks in advance.
Skwurill

I have no idea why they won't backup your external hard drive... in your Desktop Manager > Backup settings, do you have that set to save your backups to your external drive?
You only need to keep them IF you think you'll need them as a backup source in the future. Delete any old ones from a certain data in the past if you think you won't need them.
Reformatting your BlackBerry should not have affect on being able to delete those files.
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