HP Pavilion Slimline S5-1224 replace hard drive

Have a Slimline S5-1224 which has a hard drive problem.  The drive is a Seagate 1 TB making a rattling noise when you restart.  Past experience tells me the drive is about to fail and execution of diagnostic tests has confirmed.  My question is it would be better to clone the old disk (if it still works) to the new?  Or I can use the recovery disks that I did when I bought the computer.  Thank you.

Hello

NTFS will be used.

On the new PC comes with Windows 8 and UEFI, then secure startup is enabled and the hard drive is in the GPT format.

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