Can't perform a Factory Recovery on Thinkpad Twist

Hello.
Please excuse my bad English.
I had a few problems with my 3 mouth old Thinkpad Twist.
After a blue screen (some kernel page errors, I can't remember witch error), my PC couldn't boot at all, I was stuck at boot menu (the one you get when you press F12 on boot).
I performed some of the Lenovo test tools for hardware and memory, and had to recover about 2000 bad sectors, the operation took about 6 hours, and I also got an error at next boot (Image failed to verify with *ACCESS DENIED*), I got rid of it by disabling secure boot.
I used another windows 8 ISO on a USB key to try some repair tools, it didn't work, now I get a blue screen saying that my ntfs.sys file is corrupted, but I managed to backup my data.
Now I'd like to perform a Factory Recover, but I can't boot on the Recovery partition, I press F11, then the screens stays black for a while, and the PC restarts, just like when I wasn't able to boot on my windows. (I couldn't boot on the factory recover partition at the beginning too).
I didn't back up my Recovery partition on a USB key, maybe I can still copy it to an USB key and boot on it? I can access the partition via the command prompt on my windows 8 USB key, but I'm not sure how to copy the partition on another key.
I'm going to send my computer back to get repaired (I'm assuming I have some kind of hardware problem), but I'd like to know if there is anything left to do.
Thanks.

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    29-07-2014  19:06    <DIR>          ..
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