Changing Recovery's Default Burning Device

Hello, my OEM drive recently died on my and I am trying to burn recovery discs with another drive I have installed. Unfortunately HP Recovery Disc Creation is only attempting to search for a blank cd/dvd in the dead drive. I have already changed the windows settings so that the new and alive drive is set to the default but alas HP Recovery is still attempting to use the old one.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to trick HP Recovery into using the new drive I have installed?
I am running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit on Hp Pavilion Elite HPE - 150T if this helps.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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