ProBook 4710 s: cannot reload win 7 pro tried f11 but goes no further, I backup on hard drive partition

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  Walter, the time zone traveller

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  I have a replacement drive, but as I have no install disc and cannot access the recovery partition how can I reinstall the Windows OEM 7 new hard disk?

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  If the full 25-character windows activation key is visible on the Microsoft Windows COA on your laptop, you can download an identical iso file from here and install Windows.

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