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I tried two generic Win 7 installation disks and get the error code 0x80070570 for 64-bit installs.   Did a lot of searching and reading, unplugged everything, did a memory check and just can't get past that error.  32-bit installs ok on the SSD in the WWAN slot.
Did some reading here and from what I could see you can't use the factory restore to the new drive.
Is upgrading this this machine as discussed at  https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T520-upgrade-hard-drive-and-memory/m-p/205... not possible?

Have you tried a USB installer?
Boot Camp Assistant will now ask if you want to install the Windows installer with the Boot Camp Dirvers onto a USB drive on some supported and not so support machines.
Do a search for "Windows USB installer" on Yahoo/Google and there should be quite a few.

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