Don't do anything and just make a regedit to stop the notification (again, a workaround) Delete files from the recovery dive (as previously notated, what 'files' because the only ones in there are related to recovery and I only have 1 actual backup of my laptop) Delete the recover drive (not the best idea just in case I actually need to recover) Change the size of the current recovery drive (this is not a real solution, this is a workaround because it will continue to grow) Create a new recovery drive abd change the drive name of the current one (this is not a real solution, this is a workaround)

So what is the correct way to handle this issue, as in what is a real solution, because there seems to be a lot of options and opinion online about this, like:

The backup that is on that drive is only about 1.5GB, but when about 15GB is classified as 'other files'. I have read a lot of articles online about this and people suggest deleting files from the drive, but I do not save things to that drive so the only files (shown and hidden files) are all related to recovery. I do not save anything to the recovery drive on my machine and I have had my laptop for about 2 years now and the other day I started to receive a notification that my recovery drive.

Disk drive full but no files