Low Disk Space on Lenovo_Recovery (Q:) Partition

Hello all. I have had a Thinkpad T410 for around a month now and I am loving it.
Recently I have been getting a warning saying:
Low Disk Space
You are running out of disk space on Lenovo_Recovery {Q:}.
Click here to see if you can free space on this drive.
So, I click there to try and free space - there is nothing to delete to free space.
If I go to Computer, it tells me that there is 7.37 MB free of 9.76 GB on the {Q:} partition. Upon double-clicking the {Q:} partition, only two things exist.
TAYLOR-THINK (File Folder)
MediaID.bin (BIN File - Size of 1 KB)
Fair enough. I open up the TAYLOR-THINK file folder and see two more things.
Backup Set 2010-06-21 015705 (File Folder)
MediaID.bin (BIN File - Size of 1 KB)
The Backup Set file folder contains 2.25 GB, which includes Backup Files from two different days.
9.76 - 2.25 = 7.51 GB
Something in the {Q:} recovery partition is using 7.51 GB of space but I don't know what?
Help please!

Please do and check the following;
open R&R and select the option at the very bottom of the left column in the window, it should say something to the effect of "select advanced view" or something to that effect, sorry but I don't have a system a hand to look at. (Somrtimes the option is almmost half hidden - should be light blue text).
It should then open a window offering more options than on the original screen. One of those options should be to set schedules and options for backups. Check here what the maximum number of backups is set to; if it's set to 3 change that entry to 4, apply and then click ok.
After doing this please try running another backup and let us know what happens.
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I have a HP Pavilion G6 model number:2005AX .Recently I have been receiving an error message as in low disk space(only 1 GB free of 20 GB) in D drive but there are no unwanted files in the drive .I am worried that it might cause any problems in the future.Please help what i should do to increase the disk space in the recovery drive.I have included a screen shot of my recovery drive files.

pooji wrote:
I have a HP Pavilion G6 model number:2005AX .Recently I have been receiving an error message as in low disk space(only 1 GB free of 20 GB) in D drive but there are no unwanted files in the drive .I am worried that it might cause any problems in the future.Please help what i should do to increase the disk space in the recovery drive.I have included a screen shot of my recovery drive files.
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