P67a-gd65 new HDD, 2 old... only 1 old shows up?

Here's my computer:
haf 932
core-i5 2500k
corsair tx650
2 gtx460's SLI
asus dvd/burner
HDD's:
new = hitachi 1.5 TB (in white top sata)
old 1 = Maxtor 200gb (black sata)
old 2 = western digital 250gb (black sata)
old drive 2 does not show up after installing the new drive. What I did was formatted the western digital AND the hitachi during windows 7 install. The western digital was my main drive before so I figured I would start fresh with it and remove windows.
it's been a long time since I had so many drives... I have a feeling I made a mistake by formatting the drive, and that's why it no longer shows up. What do I do now to get it to show up?

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it's been a long time since I had so many drives... I have a feeling I made a mistake by formatting the drive, and that's why it no longer shows up. What do I do now to get it to show up?
Probably have to go to Start - Control Panel - Admin. Tools - Disk Management, & activate the drive & select a letter.

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I also noticed that when I switch on the pc, there is a small pause before it kicks on then there is a long beep followed by 2 small beeps. I presume this is normal.
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