The reason you have that problem is that when you installed Windows XP, it saw your 200GB drive as the boot drive, so it put the boot files on the boot sector of that drive. Now when you try to boot, there are no boot files on your 320GB drive, so it moves on to the next in the boot order, your 200GB drive, but when it tries to go to HDD1, it's going to the 200GB instead of the 320GB drive, which is no longer HDD1 but HDD0.
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It's not a car, it's an addiction.
The only carb that matters is under the hood.
There's an option for most vehicles that increases brake horsepower, increases mileage, increases driver control, lasts longer than the alternative, and even reduces the price of the vehicle. Despite all this, most people in this country choose the alternative, an automatic transmission.
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