Either that or it isn't set to boot from a hard disk in the BIOS of your new board. Check the boot sequence settings in BIOS. In some there is the option to disable booting from a particular device. It would be odd but your mobo may have come configured not to boot from HD first, or at all.
You could try running the windows installer and choose to "repair" the installation. That will just reinstall core windows components and new/default drivers. This should prevent driver conflicts from the old drivers without you having to reformat.
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