Hi bud.Welcome to the forum!It sounds to me that when you installed your friend's hard drive windows accepted it as the primary master.The information is still stored in the memory.Now it is searching for his hard drive,resulting in a conflict.
I'm not 100% sure on this,so maybe you should wait for more input.
You might have to clear the memory(usually by removing the mainboard battery for a few minutes).You need to get a record of ALL bios settings before doing so,because bios defaults will be applied when you replace the battery/restart.You need a record of all the original bios settings.That should allow windows to re-discover your hard drive again.Your hard drive needs to be in it's original position/configuration,eg...primary master.Again I'm not 100% sure on this drastic of a measure.Did you already change any settings in the bios?


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