Worried about deleted HDD Recovery files

Hi,
I recently deleted HDD Recovery files off the second partioned hard drive on my laptop so I could merge it into one hardrive.
Upon doing so I realised HDDRecovery may important.
However I am a bit confused if you backed this up to DVD/CD which I have done anyway is this the same utility?
So therefore I would have nothing to worry about?

Hi
The HDD recovery was a useful option which would allow you to recovery the notebook without the usage of the Recovery DVD.
You could simply recover the notebook using the HDD recovery option.
But now this will not be possible because you have changed, deleted the HDD partition and therefore you could use only the recovery disk.
I think it will not help to copy the HDD recovery files to the new partition because the previous HDD recovery contained some hidden signs and flags which pointed to the HDD recovery settings

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