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As far as the original issue. I guess I was crazy. I went to work on it this afternoon and everything is fine. Win 8 boots up, I get the boot menu, etc. The only thing I did was boot the PC up with the Win 7 disc and run startup repair. It came back and said it couldn't detect a problem...

I've normally done dual boot on different partitions, but I figured I had 3 hard drives, why use paritions when I could just use another hard drive. I'm at work now, so I'll have to toy with this more when I get home.

I'll give it a try, I just figured disabling it in the BIOS would basically be the same thing.

I have two hard drives (Drive0 - Windows 7 Drive1 - Windows 8). Windows 7 was working great, I booted off the CD, installed Windows 8 onto Drive1 but upon reboot I never get any dual boot options, it acts as only Windows 8 is installed. I don't think it matters, but Windows 8 seems to lock up...