Can i make a clean install of windows 7 by using HP recovery partition(by pressing F11 on start up)

im having HP probook 4530s running windows 7 64-bit....

start menu-type in "rec"-select recovery manager-column on the far left "create recovery media or cds" it will take about 4-8 discs. DVDR ONLY.

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