Encore Mini WT7-C-100 - how to delete recovery partition

Hi all,
I own an Encore Mini WT7-C-100 tablet with only 16GB storage.
After following all possible and existing solutions and recomendations in order to free up storage, free space on C: is limited to barely 500MB.
On the other hand, I noticed that the resovery partitiobn is almost 3GB large.
Though it seems that there is no way to remove this partition and extend C: in order to gain more disk space (3,5GB would be more than enough for me). Right clicking on this partition in Disk Management displays no avaliable actions (except "Help").
Please notice that I have already created a copy of the recovery partion on a USB drive (various posts in various forums indicated that Windows, after finishing with the copy on the USB, would propose for deleting the recovery parition but not such thing happened).
Please advice how to delete the recovery partition or for other actions in order to free up disk space in C:
George
Athens, Greece

Try to start the recovery using the HDD recovery procedure.
If you want to access the boot menu on please press and hold the "Vol+" button and turn on the device pressing power button.
After a few seconds the boot option menu will appear.
Then select "HDD Recovery" and the rest of the procedure is similar to the Windows 8 recovery process you can find here:
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD1303440001R02.htm
If this doesn’t help, try to recover the Toshiba WT8 / Encore tablet from a created recovery media
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD4103K90000R01.htm
If you don't have the recovery media, you could order this here:
http://backupmedia.toshiba.eu
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