Question: What is the technical reason why you must properly eject media?
- File I/O is buffered. If you remove the media before the buffer is cleared, files remain open and potentially corrupt.
- The Storage Inventory Manager (SIM) can lose its drive references, which may corrupt other storage in the system.
- The drive must receive the eject signal and turn itself off, dropping the DTR signal and indicating the media is safe to remove.
- The computer must stop the 5-volt signal to media, otherwise the drive may short.
Answer: The correct answer of the above question is Option A:File I/O is buffered. If you remove the media before the buffer is cleared, files remain open and potentially corrupt.