Windows 10: HP laptop - Can't access to Recovery partition

The warranty does not cover the OS installation, it barely even covers the hardware. You will need at this point to just do a complete wipe of the drive and install just Windows 10. You drive partition table is beyond even being able to repair.

Everyone thinks that just because something happened at the same time that Windows 10 was installed and should go out and get a new one or pay to have someone fix it. You are at the right place, but really need to look at it from the perspective of someone who has been doing this kind of stuff for forty years. In your case, you will need to treat the patient as if the only way to fix it is a format of the partition table when Windows 10 starts a new install.

 

Looking at the files on D:\ > From what I can tell that D:\ Partition is Bootable

Copy all the files from D: to a USB stick and then boot from the USB Stick...

 

Hi Kyhi, first of all thank you for your patience.

Cause I can't see files in Recovery partition from the file browser in Windows, I've tried first to clone the partition from Linux (creating a IMG image), and then to create a bootable USB using Win32 Disk Imager from Windows, but when I try to boot into the usb, the system tells me there's no bootable device available.

Then, I tried to clone the partition to an USB drive using Minitool partition wizard (from Windows). I selected the the origin and destination drive and I chose to create a primary partition on USB drive (is it correct?), but when the process was close to 100% I received an error message and the process was aborted. My bad, I didn't write down the message I received.

How do you think I should do to clone the recovery partition into the USB drive?