BTW if you are really trying to clone a drive with DOS use
XCOPY C: D: /s/h/e/r/c
Those switches say
/s copy subdirectories
/h copy hidden files
/e copy empty directories
/r copy read only files
/c continue after errors (important since the swap file will fail every time)
BTW there is a possibility of problems with short file names but I have done this many times without a glitch.
There are also many cloning software programs and one is usually bundled in the disk that comes with a new drive.
