Booting prob w/ 2 HDs....

Quick summary, originally had two hard drives set up with one having Windows 2K & XP and the other one with just XP.
Drive 1=Win2k, XP 20GB
Drive 2=XP 80GB
I used to get a boot screen for all three operating systems.
I just got a new ABIT NF7-S, 2600+, and Memory. But before putting that together I used the old system to delete and reformat Drive 1. Put together the new system and installed a fresh copy of XP onto drive 1, but I left drive 2 alone.
Now the problem is when it boots up, it does not give me a choice of which operating system to boot to. It just boots to drive 1 only. I have tried unplugging drive 1 and setting drive 2 to master and booting but it gives me an error that its missing the NTLDR. I have tried recopying the NTLDR back on to it but no luck. If I have both drive plugged in, I can still access most of Drive 2 but I can't access my administrative folders, I get an access is denied. I can't figure out how to gain access to these folders.

Ack another sysprep not being used victim.

Have you tried taking ownership of the files?

Right click folder, select properties -- security -- advanced -- Owner

The rest should be self explanitory.

Originally posted by Muir
Ack another sysprep not being used victim.

Have you tried taking ownership of the files?

Right click folder, select properties -- security -- advanced -- Owner

The rest should be self explanitory.

I've tried going into the properties of the folders but I dont get the Security tab
If I remember correctly isn't there an option to turn on first before I'll get this?

Thanks

EDIT: Found out to take ownership, but now I've got to figure out my booting problem.