I can forsee major sharing problems. Use the C: drive as the master (jumper placement), set the other HD as slave (jumper placement), and format it from the C: drive. Use the second drive for "stuff".
I also recommend NTFS for the format.
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Hi, I recently got my pc worked on and had to end up reinstalling Win Xp. However I have two hard drives and I installed xp on both of them. Will this hurt my performance? should i make one a slave drive? or does having xp on both of them not affect performance?

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