How to open/mount a BKF file?

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Solution 1

You can run NT Backup under Windows 7. Here are some directions on how to do it.

Solution 2

you have critical data contained in a NTBackup file (.BKF) and want to restore it in Windows 7.

  1. Open the Control Panel. (Classic View)
  2. Click on the Backup and Restore Center icon.
  3. Click on the Restore Files button. NOTE: To restore a backup not shown here, click Advanced restore instead and click Advanced restore (Restore files from a backup made on another computer).

  4. Dot what you want to restore, latest or older backup files, and click on Next.

  5. Select the Backup files to restore and click on Next. NOTE: This will be from the backup file that you selected in step 4. If it is not here, then click Search to navigate to the backup files location. A) To Remove the Selected Backup Click on the Remove button. B) To Remove All the Backups Listed Here NOTE: Click on the Remove all button.

  6. Select where you want to restore the files to and click on Start Restore. NOTE: Normally you would pick Original Location to replace the files with the backup files. Otherwise, you can save the backup files to another location to manually replace the files you want with the backups.

  7. You will now see the progress window.

  8. If you already have a copy or older copy of the file in that location from step 6, then you will see this window below. If not, then you will see step 9 below.

    "Just click on Copy and Replace to replace the file with the backup copy of the file"

  9. When the restore is completed, Click on Finish.

Solution 3

Not sure what you are trying to do but see this, use "View and request hotfix downloads" at the top of the link page to request the W7 program.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=974674

Or see this

http://windows7themes.net/how-to-open-bkf-file-in-windows-7.html

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  • John
    John almost 2 years

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    • Moab
      Moab about 14 years
      1. Yes, most likely it will, that is the wrong utility for W7.
    • John
      John over 12 years
      That is a really good idea. I am not really seeing a better solution. Thank you!
  • Ramhound
    Ramhound over 11 years
    We normally like answers that include the directions on how to do something and not simply link to some other website that might or might not exists a year later.