Which of the following are considered disadvantages of a computerised accounting system?
I. Inexperienced staff.
II. Slower processing.
III. Undetected viruses.
IV. Increase in processing errors.
V. Programs that are not suited to the business's needs.
A) I, II, III and IV.
B) II, III, IV, and V.
C) I, III, and V.
D) III, IV, and V.

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The disadvantages of a computerized accounting system include inexperienced staff who may struggle to use the system effectively (I), undetected viruses that can corrupt data or steal information (III), and programs that are not suited to the business's needs, leading to inefficiencies or additional costs (V). Slower processing (II) and an increase in processing errors (IV) are typically not disadvantages of computerized systems; in fact, these systems are designed to be faster and more accurate than manual accounting.

Which of the Following Are Considered Disadvantages of a Computerised