The problem you probably have is with the bios setting. Some motherboards by default set a given hard disk the priority to be the first boot device, but now if you have partitioned the hard disk, you will have to go back you your bios setting and check the first boot device.
Note by default, when you add a new hard disk, many new type motherboard will set the new hard disk as the priority one boot disk. All you may have to do is change the order or from which hard drive will the PC boot up from.
Let me know if you had changes to make.
Note by default, when you add a new hard disk, many new type motherboard will set the new hard disk as the priority one boot disk. All you may have to do is change the order or from which hard drive will the PC boot up from.
Let me know if you had changes to make.