What could happen to the contents of a hot-swappable drive if you don't use the Safely Eject option in the Windows taskbar?

a. Nothing. The Safely Eject option is used only for optical discs.
b. The data may be corrupted if the drive is not finished writing data.
c. The data is always corrupted.
d. The drive must be reformatted using the standard format option.

B. The data may be corrupted if the drive has not finished writing data. To fix problems with the drive, run error-checking (CHKDSK in Windows). To eject an optical disc in Windows, right-click the drive icon in Explorer and select Eject.