Backupping system failed

Urgent help needed.
Hello,
This evening I tried to backup the files in Recovery Q file. In a 4.7GB DVD. I started with a simple click on the red icon at Computer. It was a long wait, but finally i got something that the first part was succesfully succeeded. Then it asked for the next part (Bootup and File media it was called). Accidentally i clicked exit. And then watched at the size on my DVD, it was only 300mb :!:. I restarted the red icon program, but halfway I decided to wait on my dad, i quited the program and that wasn't a good decision. If I now click on the red icon it opens the file but i can see a empty file. It doesn't open the link to the back-up program.
But it is impossible right, that al that files are lost? What to do know? It still says that there is 2.92 GB in it, so i don't know what to do anymore.
EDIT: I have a Lenovo Thinkpad E520 System.
With kind regards, Casper Westerveld.

In order to create a full set of recovery discs you will need at least 1 cd, first disc, and two dvds. Three dvds is also OK and having a couple of spares in case one is, for whatever reason not writeable, also a good idea
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