Exist recovery partition but won't access to reset laptop to factory seting

Dear all,
I am using Toshiba satellite L855-S5186, and bad luck, I erased disk by toshiba tool. I inserted windows 8 DVD to check partition, and result is : windows 8 partition lost but Recovery partition still exist and full data, OMG, lucky. And then, I restart and press F12 to display boot menu but I cannot find Recovery HDD.
1. Please help me clone Recovery data to Recovery USB and I will boot from USB, or better, Can you help me the way to boot from recovery partition.
2. Can I use recovery USB of other Toshiba satellite L855-S5186 to recovery my computer.
My model: Toshiba satellite L855-S5186
OS: windows 8 professional x64
Thank you for your help.
Regard,
Thanh Truong.
Solved!
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I think that you have to have Win 8 bootable to get into the recovery program.  I believe that if you can find an exactly identical computer you can make recovery media on it or you can buy it from Toshiba.
L875D-S7232 (Win 8.1)

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