Temp files required to run I-tunes?!

Greetings-
After years of trying to help people resolve their problems with I-tunes crashing non-stop I have finally figured out what is doing it... I think...
I am constantly hounded by "Itunes is missing required files" when starting the app - from there I must repair the application to get it to function. I have seen this issue on at least 10 pc's and it constantly comes back. I have cleaned many many virus's off these machines and thought it was a mp3 virus that was the root cause of the problem....
...then I realized that Itunes is failing the same days that I have clean up routines running on these PC's and deleting all of the tmp files from the computers in question.
SO - What temp files are required to run Itunes? I need to know this so that they are not deleted during scheduled maintenence on Windows based PC's (specifically XP).

...then I realized that Itunes is failing the same days that I have clean up routines running on these PC's and deleting all of the tmp files from the computers in question.
That'll probably be doing it. iTunes uses temp files while writing and reading from the iTunes library files. The library files live in the following locations (by default):
Operating System
Default location of iTunes Folder
Mac OS X
/Users/[your username]/Music
Microsoft Windows XP
\Documents and Settings\[your username]\My Documents\My Music\
Microsoft Windows Vista
\Users\[your username]\Music\
Microsoft Windows 7
\Users\[your username]\My Music\

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