Recovery files deleted

Hi,
I deleted my recovery files from (Hp-Recovery D) also from my recycle bin i dont have a previouse version for it to restore but i do have copies of those 20GB files in 5 different CD's but when i try to do the samething as in the past opening the
HP Recovery Manger and try to restore my files it says disabled am trying to use (System Recovery)
It would be great to get an answer how to read those files in my CD's.
The CD's are numbered from 1 to 5 so i wont be making mistakes.

Hi,
You should be able to perform a System Recovery by booting directly from the discs you've created - try the following.
Shutdown the notebook.
Tap away at the esc key as soon as you start the notebook to enter the Start-up Menu.
Insert the disc 1.
Select Boot options menu ( f9 ), use the arrow keys to select the CD/DVD drive and hit enter. You may also get a prompt to 'Press any key to continue' - do this if asked.
This should start the recovery process and you will be prompted when to insert the subsequent discs.
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