I uninstalled Lenovo OneKey Recovery program windows 8 (64 bit)

I don't care about my back up file, I was planning on making a new one anyways but I can't find any way to download it. I tried getting the Windows 7 64bit version but when I install it it's an entirely different icon and when I open it it says "driver installation failed
please reinstall application"
I already have though.
can anybody help me by giving me a safe, working download link.

Dear Andy16
Welcome to Lenovo forums
kindly find below the link for the OneKey recovery download for win8 64-bit
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS035708
thanks
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