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Any i386 folder contains backups of your operating system files. This is one of the folders System File Checker goes to on your XP installtion CD and the folder has been copied over to the hard drive of many PCs, which comes in handy if you lose your CD. You can also manually copy files over to the proper location to make repairs. I suppose it would be safe to delete any files in there--and the Service Packs can be replaced for now at Windows updates--but I wouldn't recommend it unless you really, really need the disk space. I would treat the i386 folder like any other backup--keep it as long as it is possible that you might need it.