I created a backup file using "ntbackup.exe". The backup
worked and the "bkf" file is over 5 GB in size. I went to
do a restore from the file to an alternate location, and
only the folder/subfolder structure of my backup
restored. All folders are empty and show no files. Hard
to believe a backup file of that size only has folders in
it. Any ideas on how/if there are really files in there
or how to get at them?

BKF files do get corrupt from time to time. I used BKFRecovery which
found files I desperately needed. Worked just fine...


"Mike Mansfield" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<060c01c35ade$2b3355d0$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> I created a backup file using "ntbackup.exe". The backup
> worked and the "bkf" file is over 5 GB in size. I went to
> do a restore from the file to an alternate location, and
> only the folder/subfolder structure of my backup
> restored. All folders are empty and show no files. Hard
> to believe a backup file of that size only has folders in
> it. Any ideas on how/if there are really files in there
> or how to get at them?