@Jack the Newbie
Maybe my explanation was a bit vague...
I will try to explain in a bit more detail...
I don't read German but do understand what I see...
There is some confusion about the new Intel Matrix Storage panel...
And I do understand why you are getting the message that you can not install it...
I will explain to you how you can use it...
When you are setting up your single drive, you are given 3 choices:
IDE
RAID
ACHI
The panel you are showing me, is a RAID panel...
It requires that you have (Intel) RAID activated in your bios...
So you must select the RAID option...
This works even if you have only a single disk drive...
If you have only one disk drive, you can still use the RAID option in the bios...
Now here is where most people get confused, so I will try to explain it in detail...
Intel wanted users that had one hard drive to be able to set up their system to be "RAID ready"
The Operating System had to be installed on a drive that was using the RAID drivers...
Notice the picture you posted
The drive is on the "Intel Serial RAID controller"
This is how you get a single Non-RAID drive on the RAID controller, so that you can install the Intel Matrix Storage Console..
Understand this will destroy all the information on your drive, since you will have to reinstall your Operating System...
First, connect your SATA drive to one of the Intel SATA connectors.
Start your computer, and get into the bios.
Go to the "intergrated peripherals" make sure that the Intel stuff is enabled
Then go to the SATA section and select RAID (also select your speed setting such as Force Gen II)
Make sure that your system is set to boot from your CD-DVD drive and that your Operatiing System disk is in the drive.
Also make sure that your floppy drive contains a disk with the Intel Raid Drivers on it...
Hit F10 to save your settings...
Your system should reboot and begin installing your OS, click F6 when instructed and then select the RAID drivers when asked to...
Leave the floppy disk in the drive, since the installation will use it again. DO NOT Remove it.
Install your OS and then after your OS boots for the first time, install the Intel Matrix software..
From that software you should be able to create and migrate your system to a RAID at a later time...
I am sure there are some reading this that think I am wrong or will panic since Control-I doesn't bring up the Intel RAID Control Panel during startup. The Panel will not appear because you don't have enough drives to create a RAID, for that you need at least two drives, We are using just a single drive, and the Intel RAID panel recognizes that and skips the screen.
I hope that is a bit clearer...