[redsniper]

Not yet. I've just been getting things reinstalled and updated. I've got some weirdness going on where Windows is calling my 200GB drive (with Windows on it) a 'boot drive' and my 1TB storage drive a 'system drive.' Which I don't understand because I don't remember installing anything windows-related on there. Anyhow, because of this I can't change the drive letters, and I'm bothered by my windows drive being D and my storage drive being C.

[Bob-san]

Not yet. I've just been getting things reinstalled and updated. I've got some weirdness going on where Windows is calling my 200GB drive (with Windows on it) a 'boot drive' and my 1TB storage drive a 'system drive.' Which I don't understand because I don't remember installing anything windows-related on there. Anyhow, because of this I can't change the drive letters, and I'm bothered by my windows drive being D and my storage drive being C.

Unplug the 1TB drive and reinstall. What happened was the 1TB drive was the first boot hard drive, so it earned itself C:\. Similarly, watch out with memory card readers. If it's a new build with the MCR, Windows ends up being on like G:\.

[redsniper]

so are there some actual files on the 1TB making it a 'system' drive, and if so, won't they still be there if I unplug it and reinstall on the 200GB?

[Bob-san]

Right now, the MBR is located on the 1TB drive. As I said, just reinstall Windows with only the 200GB drive, so that a new MBR is written to that drive. But yeah--you have to set it as the first hard drive to boot from. And the 1TB drive will be just fine--it has the files but they're not in use. If you'd be worried about that, just format it.