Win7 MBR Issues After New Deleted Dual Boot

I am in need of your expertise =)

Here is the scenario:

I have 3 SATA2 platter drives and have my Win7 Pro installed on my Samsung Spinpoint 740GB drive.
My wife gave me an OCZ 120GB Vertex2 SSD for Christmas so I decided to dual boot Win7 on that drive to make sure it worked OK etc prior to wiping my Spinpoint C: drive.
The OCZ became my X: drive and I would get the option to boot from either drive at start up.

Last night, after about a month of running off the OCZ without an issue I decided to wipe my C: drive via Acronis and utilize the SSD solely.
Now I figured Win7 would see that there was no OS on the C: drive anymore and tag my X: drive as C: and boot up, wrong! =(

Upon format of the Spinpoint C: upon boot up via Acronis I get this once rebooting:

MBR Error 1 Insert Floppy (I hit enter and then I get)
MBR Error 2 Insert Floppy (I hit enter and this repeats)

So I took my Win7 DVD and booted up via that and chose Repair start up and that had major issues as it still saw my Spinpoint as C: and my SSD as X:
I removed the Spinpoint and it chose to make my 2TB storage drive as C: LOL!?
So I then removed the power to my entire array of platter SATA drives so that just my SSD and DVD drive were connected.

Upon boot up via the DVD my SSD is now C: BUT when I try to repair it I do not get the drive listed in the window as an OS drive to choose
(Like here):

and the DVD ends up creating a 33mb partition called X: and installs the Win7 repair files on that partition instead.

So when I try to boot up after trying bootsec /FixMBR & /FixBoot (which initially tells me it is successful prior to reboot) I get::
"Reboot & Select proper boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot Device and press a key"
Any ideas on how to get the SSD to boot up without having to wipe it and reinstall?

Cheers in advance everyone!

Aw man that sucks...I didn't think there would be an issue as I have done this exact process on a dual boot with XP and 7 without a hitch.
I will lose everything on my SSD then

Cool, thanks Bare foot
The only thing I have not done listed above is connecting the drive to SATA #1
I will try once I get home from work and keep you posted
You guys have offered more input and advice than the actual MS forums...they seemed clueless lol.
Cheers!

Well the SSD is one partition of 120GB or 114GB formatted
Should it not automatically be set as active if it is the only drive connected with an OS already installed?
If not how do I activate it within the repair menu?
I do not recall seeing that option.
Cheers once again

The best method with separate HD's is to unplug the existing OS during install to the new HD, then boot either HD/SSD via BIOS - either the BIOS setup boot order menu or the one-time BIOS Boot Menu key given on first boot screen.

This keeps the HD's separate to come and go as you please, with each OS having their own System MBR.

Since this was not done, you now have to unplug all other HD's except the SSD, set SSD as first to boot in BIOS, mark Win7 partition Active as given before, then run Startup Repair up to 3 separate times with reboots until it writes the System boot files to Win7 partition.

After SSD starts up, plug back in the former OS HD and wipe with diskpart: Disk - Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command

Clean all isn't necessary, Greg. Just make sure the ssd is first in bios boot order ( and/or make sure there are no active partitions on the regular HD )