TS140 RAID-Driver for Win7 32bit

Hi, i will install Win7 32bit on a TS140, Model: 70A5. I try this one: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/servers/thinkserver-tower-servers/thinkserver-ts140/downloa...
Then i get an error message that this driver is not working with the os.
What is the correct driver for RAID in a TS140 Server with Win7 32bit?
Many thanks.
Markus

Can you please give full model info - it is 10 characters (6 more following 70A5) ?
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