From: Chris 

This sounds suspiciously like he added the second drive incorrectly as far
as jumpers and which connectors he used.  Is he sure he got both drives on
the Primary IDE controller?  Now, having said this, he reverted back to the
single drive setup on the "old" drive.  However, if the BIOS
booted off of the new drive, the damage is done and whoever suggested using
a "real" XP CD to run a recovery console and issue the fdisk /mbr
command makes sense to me.

/Chris


Glenn Meadows wrote:
> Correct, no error message, no BSOD.  Just goes to where the Welcome Screen
> would normally showup (the different peoples logon icons), but all you see
> is the small Windows Logo that normally appears to the left of the user
> logon icons.
>
> That's what I thought, (cabling/jumpers), but going back to ONE drive only,
> the original as the only physical drive powered, connected, and jumpered,
> gives that same screen, or if doing an F8 boot, and selecting Command
> Prompt, then you get a BSOD with IRQ equal to or less than error. (memory
> serves me well, I think that's what the error was).
>

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