Question

what does the operating system do if you try to save a file with the same name into the same folder? a. it moves the new file to a different folder. b. it overwrites the original file unless you add a number, date, or initials to differentiate the files. c. it rejects the new file and places a temporary version in the recycle bin. d. it saves the new file on the clipboard until you paste it in a new location.

Explanation:

Operating systems typically overwrite the original file when a new file with the same name is saved to the same folder, unless steps are taken to differentiate the files like adding a number, date, or initials.

Answer:

B. It overwrites the original file unless you add a number, date, or initials to differentiate the files.