Recovery deleted

Dear all
I accidently deleted the recovery partition toshiba l55-a5299 model while installing linux and moreover my laptop's screen is flickering when i plug in AC adapter.the battery icon in the right side of task bar is blinking. and screen flickers from full brightness to low brightness.
when i took my laptop to service centre the technician asked me the problem is with the recovery parition. AFAIK recovery partition has nothing to do with charging?
i purchased this device and i wanna use it as per my req. i dont wanna stick to single windows for entire life.
can someone help me with this and also provide me a link for downloading exact drivers for toshiba satelitte l55-a5299.
thank you

Your support page is here - http://support.toshiba.com/support/modelHome?freeText=1200006635 your drivers, user guide, etc. are there.
If you need to order your recovery media get it here for US - http://support.toshiba.com/recovery#media
The recovery media has the operating system and all the drivers and applications needed to restore your computer to like new out of box settings.
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