Most likely, you won't be able to get this to boot or even be recognized as a 2nd HDD on a Windows machine. My MBR got severely corrupted on my Win2k work laptop and the only way I could get it to work was backing up the MBR from a "good" machine and restoring it to the bad HDD (we use identical machines and images for deployment).
If you have a copy of the MBR (after this incident, I always keep one now) you can try to restore it to the corrupted HDD.
I used
Active Partition Recovery to do the restore. There is a bunch of demo software there, and I used the "Reader" to see the directories/files on the HDD.
You can also try to boot into windows using an NTFS boot disk, but I'm not sure that will help. (
MS Technet article)
Here's another article with a possible fix:
MS Technet article
Short of that, I think you might need to use a file recovery program/service. I haven't used this, but it's recovery freeware, so use at your own risk:
PC Inspector Data Recovery
Good luck, and let us know how it turns out.