[jbullard]

Well, I didn't think it would be there but figured we'd look anyway. If you can give me a few days I can develop some directions for you. I use an UEFI on my development laptop which I can clone in a virtual drive then see what I can do. It should be fairly simply to do but it'll take a few days (for me) to test.

[JabbaPapa]

Well, one messy way to acheive your goal would be :

1) remove the drive

2) install a temporary copy of Windows to the data drive (obviously, without formatting it )

3) Use DBP to add a boot menu option towards the existing setup on C:

4) test and so on ; then when satisfied, remove the boot menu option towards the data drive version, then delete the Windows folders from D:

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The drawback is that you'd risk writing boot files to the data drive during setup, which you may not want...

[Bigtuna00]

I want to thank everyone again for trying to help me with this. Unfortunately last Friday the situation became a bit more dire as the Raptor started to fail. I ended up re-installing Windows so the situation has resolved itself.

[jbullard]

No problem. I am almost done with a list of actions on moving the boot files so once that is done I'll post it here just so everyone knows.