SysTools BKF Viewer

The Windows NT Backup utility has brought users with options to restoring Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 backups on PCs that are running Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Such data is saved in the proprietary, BKF file format, which mandates special tools for visualizing it, especially on newer iterations of Windows.

Luckily, this is where SysTools BKF Viewer comes into play. This program was designed specifically in order to provide you with specialized means for visualizing BKF backups with ease, in an efficient manner, thanks to several purpose-fit tools.

There really isn’t anything special about the design of SysTools BKF Viewer, and I found its minimalist design to facilitate a straightforward viewing process. Simply put, you just add your preferred BKF file and visualize its internal structure.

This is all fine, except it would have been beneficial for the app’s functionality to also include bulk processing capabilities. This would have greatly improved efficiency, especially for users who might be dealing with large volumes of data.

In addition to its simple demeanor, the application also comes featuring a few, yet essential tools that can prove to make users’ life easier in terms of efficient data viewing. For instance, in case your backup file is corrupted, the app comes with two dedicated scanning modes.

One for minimum corruption, and one for more advanced cases. However, if you’re dealing with intact or very lightly corrupted files, the range scanning module can help you narrow down things considerably.

Considering its niche applicability, it is fair to say that SysTools BKF Viewer can provide a good way of visualizing such format backup files, even offering scanning tools for varying degrees of data corruption.