Deleted and lost my recovery partition and everthing will deleted.

Sir; my laptop has attacking some big viruses, i fix this viruses using McAfe antivirus, the option for SHRED the selected drive D (unfortunately recovery partition by mistake selected) files in shred scanning, after that D drive has all files deleted. i lost my partition drive. At the second stage, windows 10 upgradation notification in toolbars, i installed and upgrade to Windows 10. after the restart the screen will be in BLUE or BLACK stage, not to boot to the operating system. I will try to reset the early stage of my laptop, but not reseting the laptop, then try to refresh, but it could not been refresh, then try to factory reset, this one is also failed, then try to restart and hit esc key to enter boot option screen, try it on recovery option, this one is failed to the same problems. i can try all the ways to get my recovery drive os.Finaly i choose a option for use windows bootable disk to put the drive and reinstall the laptop, in installing process select drive to instal the os partition, no drives to select choose options, that time i will delete all the drives and create ne drive and partition. after installing the os but i can't get the recovery partition, and i will try to hp support to check updates, only the recovery is not found the check updates option. my laptop has 3 months warrenty remaining, but now my laptop is expired in 25/1/2015. please give me help in what can i do for next procedures and how can i get the previous mode or get recovery partition in my laptop. is it possible for early stage of my laptop? or A newly purchased hp laptop it contains all functions, these functions install my laptop?

, Hello and thanks for posting on the HP support forums. You will need to obtain a copy of the recovery media for your notebook. Here is a link to help you get a copy. HP PCs - Obtaining HP Recovery Discs or an HP USB Recovery Drive | HP® Support
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