When an optical drive is writing and the drive does not receive a continuous stream of data, the disc is ruined. This is known as
A) An overflow error
B) A refresh rate error
C) A conflict error
D) A buffer underrun error
E) None of these answers describe this problem.

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When an optical drive is writing and the drive doesn't receive a continuous stream of data, it can result in data being written unevenly to the disc, resulting in unusable data, and the disc is ruined. This is known as a buffer underrun error.

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