Recovery disks system - lost, how to replace?

Hello

I have a PC desktop, HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 170 to run Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit with SP1.

It was bought in 2010 with the operating system already installed in the store where I bought it here in Australia.

I managed to lose the 3 'system recovery discs' that I created when I brought the computer home and put in place. It does allow me to create another set.

How can I get a replacement set?

How to order a HP system recovery disk.

From an HP partner

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