Create Vista Install CD's without Lenovo Recovery

I want to use 3rd party recovery software ( Rollback) instead of the Lenovo Recovery.
I'd like to:
- create original Vista CD's from the laptop.
- wipe the hard drive including any recovery/backup partitions
- Reinstall Vista with my 3rd recovery software
I've read that by making the recovery CD's, they'll recreate the recovery partitions.
I don't want that.
Any advice, on how to make original ( NON Lenovo recovery partition) Vista CD's ?
Thanks,
Bill

Hi acolade,
What you need is Win Vista Anytime upgrade dvd which comes without a COA like following:-
http://cgi.ebay.com/Windows-Vista-Home-Premium-32bit-Anytime-Upgrade-Cd_W0QQitemZ120535357532QQcmdZV...
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Windows-Vista-Anytime-Upgrade-SOFTWARE-32bit_W0QQitemZ130367449225QQcmdZView...
Hope it helps.
Maliha (I don't work for lenovo)
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