Accidental Compression of Windows 7 C drive now on external

Hey folks,
I have a Macbook Pro running dual boot for Leopard 10.5 and Windows 7 and accidentally compressed the C drive in Windows, and ran into the bootmgr compression issue on a restart.
Unfortunately, I tried a restore from an image backup done with Windows 7, only to find it wasn’t an updated image, but for a clean install. So none of my data.
I could see the old original partition for Windows 7 in my Mac side of the system, but couldn’t do anything to change it without possibly making matters worse since I was running out of space on both sides of the system, both on Mac & W7.
Took my system to Mac/PC specialists, and they really didn’t help, they put in a much larger drive, tried backing up my data, did a poor job of it, but thank God I have my original drive that was in my Mac, and threw it into an enclosure, plugged in the USB and I can see that original partition for Windows,that is compressed and I can also see the original MAC HD.
So here’s the question…
Any possible way to un-compress the C drive on what is now an external HD, which doesn't show up on the Windows side, it shows the restored clean image install, not the installation with all my data, or get instructions on how to uncompress that partition from the Mac side, which was my original C drive for Windows 7 that has all my data, including my monsterous 2.53GB Outlook.pst file that I can’t get to due to the compression?
Any advice or recommendations on doing this would be tremendously appreciated, I do have a 4TB External, partitioned as well, waiting on standby for solid backups too.
Thanks so much!

Hi
You can set that automatic clean up
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315246/en-us
You can also disable system restore to save the space (not recommended)
This is the strategies to free some space in your HDD
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/strategies-freeing-disk-space#1TC=windows-7
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