Itunes/AuthKitWin.resources folder down by System Tray

All of a sudden I notice this Itunes folder down next to the icons by the date/time, network, etc. Has the double arrows next to it which opens a long list of dlls, etc. Scanned with MB and Avast with no problems. Should that be there or deleted? thanks?

Win 10 64 bit

 

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Have you tried uninstalling through Programs and Features in Control Panel?
Did you get iTunes from MS App Store?

 

This isn't the itunes regular folder. It's sitting down to the right hand of the screen next to the clock/date etc. Don't know what it is and why it's there.

 

Is it in your programs list when you click on the ORB/Start?

 

You haven't answered the question I asked about whether iTunes was installed using MS App Store.
The reason I asked is that you can Trouble shoot MS Apps > Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot > Additional Troubleshooters > Windows Store Apps.
If it's a download from Apple - Uninstall and download a fresh copy. It just maybe corrupted.
I would also run Malwarebytes.

 

It is an Apple dl. Have never uninstalled iTunes before. It will leave behind the library of music?

 

I did iTunes un and reinstall. Scanned MB. Still shows the folder.

 

Any help here?
Hide iTunes minimized + Show or hide the iTunes icon in system tray

 

No I guess not. The area it's in is I guess called the Notification area now. Over by the clock corner. And the article discussed when iTunes is just minimized and visible on taskbar area. Can't get rid of it from the Notification area.

 

Is there anything showing in Settings > System > Notifications and Action centre?

 

No nothing. I'll include a screenshot if you can zoom to see bottom right corner what I'm seeing.

 

A Google found this which may have some relevance as to why the entry is showing in your Systray.
https://www.advanceduninstaller.com/iTunes-2eaab38f0123ac5b781568b2daa0f85b-application.htm

 

That was what I was thinking of doing with revo uninstaller. This one you mentioned looks good. I'm just worried, will it dump my library of music, also?

 

Save your library first. Do a backup in case there are losses.
This advice is always given when carrying out any changes on your comp.
It's a while since I used Revo but I would imagine you have the final say in what is removed.

 

That's right.