Windows 10: What is Apps.ppkg in c:\Recovery\Customizations?

Windows 10 home running on an alienware 17.

I just checked to see why I'm getting low on system space and found this thing

apps.ppkg in the c:\Recovery\Customizations folder at 4+ GB...

What is it? Can I delete it? If not, how do I shrink it?

:)

 

After Installing Windows 10 Anniversary Update WINRETOOLS and Image Missing

PS: That should read Apps.ppkg file that is over 4.0 GB in size and dated to July 28, 2015

 

Trojan:Win32/Vigorf.A seems to be a false positive result

the Geek Squad says its in the Dell recovery program. This is related to the apps.ppkg from Dell Recovery that is within the compressed file itself. It is a legitimate file and this detected threat can be safely ignored.

 

Hello? Bad question? Question already answered?

Anybody? How do I get rid of this thing, or if I can't, shrink it?

 

I have two Folders only on my Win10 Insider Preview Desktop computer, not on any of my Win10 released Desktops or Notebooks [the Free Upgrades]. One Folder is named Recovery and the other is RecoveryImage. The 2nd Folder was created the first time and is over 4GB, mine back in April 2015. One of the files is the install.esd that can be converted to an .iso file to be used in burning a DVD for reinstalling, but it is quite old. The C:\Recovery Folder shows its size as 0 and can't be accessed. I probably could delete the RecoveryImage Folder since I've done all the newer builds since April 2015.