I need a full copy of Windows 10 Pro

I have a P910 ThinkStation second on command, and I need to have a full copy of Windows 10 Pro on a flash drive in the event of another disaster.

I have not received response from Levono people other than "they don't like to provide. I have already restore Flash Drive, and my experience with her judge is not an acceptable alternative.

Please help me by explaining what I do to facilitate access to the version full? In the past, a copy of the operating system came on a disk with the delivery of the computer?

Thank you for your help, Bob

Microsoft was transferred to a delivery of download-only for Windows 10. Your choice is either by calling Lenovo help for support of physical recovery as mebsterbball suggested, or you can download Win 10 media directly from Microsoft and use the integrated in your BIOS license key to install.

If you want to follow the way of download, you get this link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

Edited to add: Microsoft Download you will get the full version without recovery tools, drivers or software provided with the recovery of Lenovo. Looks like you're simply wanting to do a clean install. In this case, you want to go on the road to download.

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