[tymzend]

I didn't save the exact error message. Was in a panic at the time. But, it said "SCODE" something or other. Had 3 or 4 lines of text.

I did boot to the D drive, and disabled the C drive prior to doing so. When I boot to the D drive, I have to physically go into the CMOS setup and disable C, and enable D.

But, the wierd thing is, that even when I've "disabled" one of them, when I get logged back on, they both show up in my file system.

Maybe I'm not going about booting to the other drive the way I should be.

Maybe Hoster is sharing files from both drives, which would suck.