Microsoft system restore for c drive recovery.....!!!!!!

hello sir....
i intend to format the c drive on my laptop due to some drivers corruption ...
so i want to ask how to use hp recovery manager to format c drive only.
i think i have to choose "microsoft system restore" under "i need immediate help".
but i am not confident enough to proceed.so can you help me in this matter?
one thing left that i want windows 8 back to my c drive instead of this messi windows 8.1.
my laptop specifiaction....
hp pavillion envy m6 1102tx
intel core i5 3210m 2.5 gz
6 gb ddr3 ram
windows 8.1 64 bits

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I see that you want some information about doing a system recovery. You were on the right path but here is an HP document Performing an HP System Recovery. It will give you the steps that you need to follow.
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