Problem Motherboard When I go to my system then shows Drive not ready. What's the problem. BIOS cannot detect Hard drive and CD-Rom. How can I detect Harddrive and CD-Rom?

Reboot the PC after you install it in the driver, and then it should recognize the disk.

Try this Boot to the BIOS

press ALT+E (single Beep)
ALT+F another beep
ALT+B system will reboot and re-detect drives

once done, you should be able to install XP on HDD

Does it show the device in the BIOS? If not then there could be a problem with the motherboard hardware. If it is not showing up in the BIOS then I would first verify that the power connector for the drive has voltage. Also verify that the slave/master jumpers are correct if the drive has any. You could also try downloading the BIOS update from Fujitsu and see if after updating the BIOS it brings the cd-rom drive detection back. If the BIOS is seeing the drive but Windows is not then the problem could be with the Windows drivers or installation. You could try going into the control panel for windows and use the "detect new hardware function" and see if Windows detects the drive.

Try re-booting the system in safe mode and go to my computer->manage->hard drive..try to refresh it from there.

Kindly check again in BIOS under device configurations SATA mode is disabled if not than disable it.

Some computers allow you to select an alternate boot device by pressing the F12 key as you boot up.
If your computer doesn't have this option then go into the BIOS configuration and change the boot order and make the CD-ROM the first boot device and the hard drive the second boot device.

Check your power supply that its working or not. If its working then

Please check all the cable inside your system and then try attaching 1 by 1 i.e. attach first hard disk and than start your machine and see that it is detecting or not.

If its detecting then attach cd-rom and start your machine.
If its not detecting then remove hard disk and attach CD-ROM only.

If CD-ROM is also not detected then there is problem with your cable.

operating system is corrupt. re-install windows.

First, Pull the hard drive. If the hard drive shorts out it can cause all sorts of problems. Generally it detects Hdd before mouse and keyboard.

Check the SATA/RAID controller setting. It could have been set to [Disabled] Refer to your user?s manual for a detailed description on how to enable the onboard SATA/RAID controller by adjusting the jumper or BIOS settings. Regards SparkGap