How can i make an restore disk on Satellite L850-10J

Hello,
Iv'e bought an Toshiba Satellite L850-10J.
In the box it doesnt come with an CD...
So i tought it was in my PC an image of the DVD for me to burn on a blank DVD.
I didnt find it, please tell me where can i find it.
Thanks.

Hi
>How can i make an restore disk
This should be mentioned in user manual which is always preinstalled.
In my case I used the preinstalled +Toshiba Recovery Medium Creator+ software.
This Toshiba software allows you to create either an recovery disk or an recovery flash memory stick.

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