Macbook to new to install OS X Mavericks?

Sorry,but how i can download OS X Mavericks 10.91 to reinstall on my Macbook?
I have 2 Partitions.One for Windows with installed Windows 8.1 and the other is OS X Mavericks 10.91.
Now i want install OS X Mavericks new because some bugs.
When i try to download it from the store a message says.This Computer is not supported for OS X Mavericks.So no download possible.
I just want install OS X Mavericks again without touching my Windows Partition thats all.This is so easy in Windows System but Apple makes it so difficult.
It is my first MAC after using 25 years Windows and at the moment iam dissapointed of the usage frome the OS.
Please help me and give me hope,Apple is not only a good looking thing it can also work fine.
greets Klaus.
My System: Macbook Pro Retina 15 late 2013 16GB RAM 512 GB SSD etc.

heavensbow wrote:
Thanks for the answer Barney.But a recovery will destroy my Windows Partition and this i want definitly not.
It was a hard work to install Win 8.1,because the Bootcamp install does not work.
So is there any other solution,or can i install a older system like Mountain Lion?The Maverick OS is very bad.
greets Klaus
Recovery won't destroy your Windows partition.

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