Recovery Windows 10 - No media driver required for the computer

Hello,
I am trying to do my own recovery win 10. The case looks as follows. I have a burned iso plate from 10 wines, from which I always install the system. Today I have reduced the system partition and made the recovery partition. I copied the iso CD from win 10 to files and folders and saved it to the recovery partition using the easyBCD program. I made an entry to the boot, I chose the winpe / path, I pointed the partitions recovery / folder sources / the boot.wim file (it was still installing .win), but it did not come in.
I saved the whole and started the computer. During the boot, I had the choice: the current system and recovery from the disc. Everything went nicely until the message about the "lack of a media driver required by the computer" appeared.
Is there any possibility of downloading the driver and adding recovery?
Below I add photos from the recovery process:

this is asus s 56 ca system is on the card ssd 128 g. As in the topic, I would like to create a recovery partition from CD / DVD and save it as recovery in the created partition and then I would like to assign a function key best from the level of bios gave because the programs for adding entries create an entry in only in the current windows / system 32 system when you try to install again, the entry is deleted and you can not start when booting with the key, eg f9

I thought about my behavior regarding the recovery partition that I run from the key. Practically, in home conditions it is not possible to assign a key from the bios level
but wanting to create your own partitions with a backup of the system arises a fundamental problem with its start-up, in my case it looks like this

z botował pendrive with the system win10 from which installs the system (everything works ok) in addition to pendrive created an emergency disk EaseUS I took a picture of the clean system + drivers and saved to the second drive in the laptop over it I made the current image of the system, etc ..... .... with the possibility of every weekly automatic update. Emergency message activated, i.e. I added the entry to the bootlaider using the EasyBCD program up to this point everything works as it should, i.e. if I want to do a clean installation I enter because I set the bios and boot to usb (everything goes as needed the system is installed and is ok) if I want to restore the system to its initial state then I have the option to choose when the system is loading a list of operating systems is displayed where I can choose the current win 10 and recovery system with usb (rescue board) and here everything works fine as well The rescuer communicates with the disk itself e life-saving copies are saved. The problem is one, such that not everyone can like it when turning on the computer time displayed operating systems if I turn it off and the system will be damaged in the sense that it will not start at the moment can not turn on the displayed operating systems / is only a clean installation of the system with pendrive
and now my question is whether it is possible to incorporate it in some other way so that as a result of system failure, the computer displays a list of systems eg from the CMD level

one regular disc unless SAMSUNG 750GB
the second one is a ssd disk 128 gb, there is a system and a recoding partition made

if you could have the recovery partition active in the fat32 format so that it would be seen from the level of the bios, just like a peppered pendrive it would be great

resolves all the ways to smoothly restore the system even when the system fails to run, so far I am testing EuseUS tools backup and the results are even
creating a rescue disc on USB which is botbed from the level of bios (it is possible to choose a device, for example dvd drive, USB and who has something further) creating a system partition image and saving it on the same predrive which is botsed we always have the ability to restore the system The previous version additionally creating a new partition recowers on the disk we have the opportunity to make a copy of the self-renewing with current programs settings, etc ....... the copy is created alone so you do not have to watch it when the system starts to run predrive and I have to choose clean the image of the system saved on a flash drive or current copy that we had on the recowery partition we created
the only downside of the program is that you can not make this USB larger than 32 GB, and so during the process of creating the media cuts us about 3gb that is available we have 28 GB in which cases it is enough to store a clean copy of the system it would be nice to make copies of it regularly currently used system on the pendrive.
If anyone knew the program can create a rescue disk on a usb larger than 32, I will be grateful