Where is the Lenovo Factory Image stored - and what is c:\program files\ unknown ?

Working with an X61s running XP Pro SP3.
We are using a third party program (Ghost) to do our own image backups. These are coming in larger than expected so I began by doing a disk cleanup, emptying recycle bin, temp files etc. After those steps...
Properties for Drive C show 35.5 G out of 160 used.
However, when I add up any folders off the root that have more than .5G I get 29.7 G.
That leaves 6 G unaccounted for.
I have check Lenovo's Restore and Recovery function and it is OFF and has been off as soon as we started working with the machine. When I open that program, it shows no files available... so apparently(?) none where made.
There is a 5G Fat 32 partition that I assume is Lenovo's factory image file. That partition is not part of the Ghost Image.
I ran WinDirStat and found a file that IS a 5.9 G file located under Program Files which shows in WinDirStat as c:\Program Files\<unknown>.
If I open Windows Explorer, the total files under Program Files equals the total for the individual folders under Program Files (EXCLUDING the "unknown")... so the "unknown" folder does not show up in Windows Explorer... only in WinDirStat... and in the image files I create with Ghost.
Any one know if this 5.9G "unknown" file has anything to do with Lenovo's many built in programs? Suggestions welcome.

After the above post I found out that this is not the image file, but are the window recovery point files.
If you want to knock this down in size (in my case, I was getting huge image backups because of it) you can right click on My Computer, select properties, select the system restore tab and reduce the %of the drive that can be allocated to system restore files.
Note that this will limit how far back you can go to select a restore point... so check how far back you can go now... then reduce the allocation a bit.... and check it again. Continue to reduce it until you have a compromise between the age of the recovery points you can go back to, and the size of the allocation.
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