While running DOS on a PC, which command would be used to
duplicate the entire diskette?
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Answer / Kunwar Saurabh Singh
To duplicate an entire diskette while running DOS on a PC, you can use the COPY command with the /B option. The syntax is: COPY A:*.* B: (assuming that A: is the source drive and B: is the destination drive). However, this command only copies files, not the boot sector or hidden system files. To make an exact copy of a diskette, you should use a third-party backup utility.
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