After copying a file to a floppy disk, what should you do before removing the disk? - Answer: unmount the floppy If you do not unmount the floppy before removing it, the files on the floppy may become corrupted.

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Question: After copying a file to a floppy disk, what should you do before removing the disk?

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Answer: unmount the floppy

If you do not unmount the floppy before removing it, the files on the floppy may become corrupted.

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Question: After copying a file to a floppy disk, what should you do before removing the disk?

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Answer: unmount the floppy

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