That's true Rick, but I've seen where even if a drive is IDE0 and master, the BIOS is still set to boot off IDE2, for example. Rather than IDE0. For example:
BIOS says
Boot order IDE1, IDE0
Well because IDE1 doesn't exist, it skips it, making it load Windows. But when IDE1 is actually installed, it then tries to boot from it first.
Just a thought.