Invalid Configuration

Today when I start my PC found this error in very early start of computer
“Invalid Configuration Information – Please run SETUP program. Diskette drive 0 seek failure.”
After one minute shows the option F1 to continue or F2 to run the SETUP.
What is the solution can any one help me please
Answer #1
RESET BIOS settings…
Change boot priority… 1st boot to be HDD
Answer #2
Your drive is either bad, not connected properly, or has a bad cable. You can try Pressing F2 to enter setup and load optimal default settings.
TIP: Let it sit on the screen that says “Diskette drive 0 seek failure” for like 2-3 minutes, it should continue to boot…
Answer #3
I checked boot setting all setting is fine according to default setting.
1st Boot from HDD and second from CD-ROM …
Is it really HDD problem smasheder ?
Answer #4
datfss replied: I checked boot setting all setting is fine according to default setting.
1st Boot from HDD and second from CD-ROM ...
Is it really HDD problem smasheder ?
Download HDSentinel and you will know…
Answer #5
wo_Ot? replied: datfss replied: I checked boot setting all setting is fine according to default setting.
1st Boot from HDD and second from CD-ROM ...
Is it really HDD problem smasheder ?
Download HDSentinel and you will know...
Thanks I try it…. Shows…
“The hard disk status is PERFECT. Problematic or weak sectors were not found and there are no spin up or data transfer errors.
No actions needed.
”
So that’s mean there is No Problem in HDD.
Where is the problem Now in BIOS settings ?
Answer #6
datfss replied: So that's mean there is No Problem in HDD.
Where is the problem Now in BIOS settings ?
Try disabling your floppy drive in the BIOS. Its a Diskette error, not Disk, my bad.
Answer #7
SmAsHeDr replied: datfss replied: So that's mean there is No Problem in HDD.
Where is the problem Now in BIOS settings ?
Try disabling your floppy drive in the BIOS. Its a Diskette error, not Disk, my bad.
Its already plugged out. I am not using floppy drive.
Answer #8
datfss replied: Its already plugged out. I am not using floppy drive.
What do you mean by “Plugged out?”
You need to make sure the floppy drive is disable in the BIOS settings.
Normally a diskette seek failure means the computer has most likely failed the “floppy drive seek” test during POST.
Answer #9
SmAsHeDr replied: datfss replied: Its already plugged out. I am not using floppy drive.
What do you mean by "Plugged out?"
You need to make sure the floppy drive is disable in the BIOS settings.
Normally a diskette seek failure means the computer has most likely failed the "floppy drive seek" test during POST.
Its disable dear.