Remove I Tunes from Hard Drive

Sorry I am not too pc literate. I am freeing up some space on my hard drive and have found the following programs:
ipod for Windows 2005-03-23 Size 163MB
ipod for Windows 2005-06-26 Size 163MB and
ipod for Windows 2005-09-23 Size 163MB
When I try and remove them it denies me.
How can I remove.
I assume my correct program is the iTunes one.
Could somebody please explain to me in simple terms how I can remove the three programs if indeed I should.
Many thanks.

Hello, digiadam.
Have a look at this article in the Apple Knowledge Base.

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