Need a boot disc & drives: Toshiba Satellite C650D-008

I deleted the backup partition that had the drives for my Toshiba Satellite C650D-008.
(To long a story to explain why.)
I had used the computer for a Linux O/S.
Now I want to load a retail -off the self- version of Windows 7 I purchased.
If possible I would like a link to a web-site were I can download a boot disc and drivers for free.
(preferably without the bells and whistles, media etc. )
I have very poor bandwidth here so a bittorrent might be the best bet, along with hash code numbers.
The aforementioned machine is a Canadian Market model, and there does not seem to be a source
for drivers from Toshiba Canada's download site. (The Toshiba model I have is not shown on other
Toshiba download sites.) ......... Thanks Tom. ROC
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Satellite C650D-008 (PSC0YC-008003)
Best to order the recovery discs by calling 800-663-0378. You can upgrade Home Premium in just minutes this way.
Upgrade to another edition of Windows 7 by using Windows Anytime Upgrade
You'll find all the downloads for that model here. If you insist upon installing a retail version of Windows, don't be surprised when you have difficulty getting things to work right.
-Jerry

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> {quote:title=Jeffrey wrote:}{quote}
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>
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>
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