My ipod keeps displaying old backups name

i made a backup for my cousins i pod 2g (i have a ipod 4g) i made the back up for her about a year and a half ago and i bought my ipod about a week ago. it has become annoying is there a registry cleaner i need or a back up delete"r or could it be a problem with my iTunes or Microsoft?

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