Which of the following best describes a non-fatal error in the duplication process?

• A. An error that prevents duplication
• B. An error that does not prevent duplication
• C. An error that requires immediate halt
• D. An error related to fatal system crash

Answer: (B)

Non-fatal errors are issues that occur during the duplication process but do not stop the operation. They may affect a single item or a portion of the batch, trigger a warning, and can be recovered or retried without bringing the entire process to a halt. The system keeps producing copies while the issue is logged for later review, rather than stopping everything.

This aligns with the description of an error that does not prevent duplication, which explains why it’s the best choice. In contrast, an error that prevents duplication would block output, a requirement to halt immediately signals a fatal condition, and a fatal system crash implies the entire system stops functioning.