Linux install that might gone bad

Hello Guys!

I got an old HP Compaq 6910p that I guess used to have a harddrive with approx 160 GB storage.  (https://www.cnet.com/products/hp-compaq-6910p/specs/)

Yesterday I aborted a linux install alongside my Win XP installation since I was uncertain if I did it correctly. I aborted at the stage "Something else" and saw that I got:
sd (probably the suggested location of the new linux)
sd1 probably pointed at my C: (win xp)
sd2 probably D: (win xp recovery).

But sd1 and sd2 seems to occupy all the space of the harddrive, so I think I need set the sizes in some way.

My intention was that I would install a linux OS that would have some space for some applications like Eclipse, Android Studio and some other apps but also could access files from my C:

However when I now look at the properties of C: it is just 50 GB occupied and 50 GB of free

Have I in somehow removed 60 GB, that I a will never get back?

Or could I try to install linux again and it will occupy space at sd, but not all of the space that is left? I still need to save files in C: from win XP and files at the linux file system from apps in linux.

Best regards
Fredrik