You need to give windows the location of the drivers for the hard disk controller in your workstation. A guick Google shows that some of these come with a MegaRAID card in them but you will need physically check what you have and then head over to the Lenovo site and download the driver for your specific card and extract that onto a USB disk. Then just do the same as what you have done in the pictures and browse to the folder you extracted the raid card driver into.
I’m confused a bit by what’s going on here. If you bought and installed a new SSD, do you even need to use the spinning disks DURING Windows install? If you’re just installing Windows fresh to the SSD, just do that and ignore the spinning media for now. Once you have Windows installed and booting off the SSD it should be easier to sort out the access to the old RAID card.
If this is your intention, then you may need to go into the machines BIOS and reorganize the boot order so it boots off SSD. In the BIOS you may also be able to see version info for the RAID device to help you select your drivers.
Well, SSDs are not normally hard to install and use… so we need more information here to help you. Does the BIOS show the SSD? If not, then it’s probably not properly installed. If the BIOS does show it, then in most cases Windows should use it. It could be possible that you’d need to go to the PC manufacturers website and look to see if they need drivers for your motherboard for some of the disk ports. If that is the case, you would supply them like you were trying to supply the RAID drivers.
I think until you discover whether you’ve for a dedicated raid card and what type it is then it’s going to be hit or miss.
The problem here seems to be that you’ve plugged the SSD into the RAID card. That in itself shouldn’t be a problem as long as you can get a hold of the right drivers for it. You might have some driver disks which came with the workstation which you could find a driver on.
I’d say the easiest fix for this would be to plug it into one of the SATA sockets on the motherboard beside where your DVD drive is connected and hopefully the windows setup will be able to detect it there.