I think it crashes!! :-(
The error codes for floppy drives are 60x with 601 being the A: drive and 602 being the B: drive. Those errors most often come up when the data cable is disconnected or not fully seated to the back of the floppy drive. If the cable is installed upside down (which can happen), then the drive will spin and spin while the computer generates that 601 or 602 error code. Just disconnect the cable, turn it the other way, and the drive should then work normally.
What types of cables were disconnected?
a cable for connecting a floppy drive to the computer motherboard.
Whichever kind it has. Some optical drives have SATA cables. Some have EIDE cables. Some have SCSI cables. Some might even have USB cables.If you're reading instructions that are telling you to do this, the only reason they're being specific about the data cable is to distinguish it from the power cable (possibly because if you disconnect the power cable you may not be able to eject the disk that's in the drive) or ... MAYBE ... the audio cable, because a lot of the time that's not even connected.
Data error
There is a data cable,and a power cable that connect the drive to your PC. Everything is done with the data cable, there is no audio or video wires.
FDD cable is for floppy disk drive (FDD).
1. A floppy cable will almost always contain a small "twist" in it, in which a port of the wires are turned in reverse.2. A floppy cable has 34 pins. A PATA hard drive cable has 40 pins.
Check the drive connections: data cable and power cable. Also check settings in BIOS. It's possible that hard drive just died. Also try to connect it in different ports (if you have more than one).
The data cable used by the normal IDE CD-ROM drive is called the USB cable. USB stands for universal serial bus.
There are two cables connected to the floppy drive; Power cable - 4 pins, Data cable - 34 pins.
A CD/DVD Rom drive is connected by either connecting an IDE or SATA data and power cable to the drive, the other end of the data cable is connected the a slot on the motherboard and the power cable already comes out of the PSU.