Opening SV2I Files

The SV2I file type is primarily associated with vCenter Converter.

SV2I	File extension: SV2I
	File type:	image backup file

What is an SV2I file?

SV2I files mostly belong to vCenter Converter by VMware, Inc. Backup Exec System Recovery program generates backup of the system index file in SV2I file format. Backup Exec System Recovery program is mainly used for backup and restore Windows OS workstations. Using SV2I file user can quickly look for system information as SV2I file stores index of system information. SV2I file reduces the time need to restore backup files.

How to open SV2I files

You need a suitable software like vCenter Converter to open an SV2I file. You need a suitable software like vCenter Converter from VMware, Inc. to open an SV2I file. Without proper software you will receive a Windows message "How do you want to open this file?" or "Windows cannot open this file" or a similar Mac/iPhone/Android alert. If you cannot open your SV2I file correctly, try to right-click or long-press the file. Then click "Open with" and choose an application. You can also display a SV2I file directly in the browser:. Just drag the file onto this browser window and drop it.

Online SV2I Text Viewer

Choose your .sv2i file to view

or drag and drop it here

Online File Viewer

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How to extract texts from SV2I files or capture a screenshot to PDF, JPG, DOCX, TXT, ...

1. To do this, click the button "Choose your .sv2i file to view" on this page.
2. After your file is opened in browser,
3. click "Save as..." in the menu.
4. Then choose the file format (e.g. JPG, PDF, DOCX, TXT, ...) you want.
5. Download the converted file.

Can't Open Your .SV2I File? Try These Steps

Since .SV2I files may come from various backup programs, they aren't universally openable.

1. Identify the Source: Files received from IT admins or during server migrations often suggest a VMware or Symantec image backup file.
2. Check the Header: Inspect the first bytes in a text or hex editor:
   • Readable XML often indicates a backup configuration file.
   • "PK" or binary magic bytes suggest a compressed archive or compiled disk image.
3. Use the Original Software: The original program is usually required; try VMware vCenter Converter, Symantec System Recovery, or ask the sender if uncertain.
4. Use this Webpage: Drag and drop your file into our viewer to detect the format, extract readable metadata, and preview contents when possible.