It would appear that this original problem is fixed.
I gave up and took it to a local store/shop where I buy all my stuff.
They had to copy some larger programs to a DVD disk to make room on the old hard drive to operate.
Said Windows needs a min of 15% freee hard drive space to operate, and with only 180 MB free space, it was not working too good.
The Ghoost 2003 Error telling me the hard drive needed to be defraged also was due to no available space on the old hard drive.

The Un-readable Bios Setup screen was due to my Video card starting to go bad.

they made enough room on the old C:\ hard drive to make Ghoost 2003 work and they transfered my old hard drive to the new one.

But there in lies another challange.
the computer had the following drives:
a. C:\
b. CD rom drive=D:\
c. DVD RW drive=E:\
d. new hard drive = F:\
When complete it could boot from either the Old C:\ or the new F:\ depending which you selected in start up.

Before I took the computer from the shop, I had them remove the old C:\ hard drive and restart the PC to le the CMOS recognize it as the Primary HD which it did.
but windows still recognizes it as the F:\ drive.
Everything on the hard drive as far as programs and my attempts to download updates will not work as everything wants to find the old C:\

My AVG, Zone alarm does not start up, and everything else including Microsoft word cannot work or start up cause the Bios does not recognize the F:\, everything is looking for the C:\

How do I change the Designation of the F:\ drive back to the C:\ drive designation?
I am in Win XP Pro.