Restoring bkf files in Server 2012

I am wondering if anyone has found a tool to restore a bkf file in Server 2012.
The hotfix released for Server 2008R2 that enables you to restore a backup made using in ntbackup in Server 2003 does not work.
I have tested using xcopy which will work but will take far longer than doing a backup of a server and restoring to a new server.
I have reached out to Microsoft reps to see if there are plans to create a hotfix for Server 2012 but am not getting much of a response.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

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