SafeGuard RemovableMedia keyring backup
File type: Backup file
An rmb file is a keyring backup created by SafeGuard RemovableMedia.
The file belongs to the SafeGuard RemovableMedia software for Microsoft Windows.
Found 2 different file type records with the same rmb filename suffix.
File type category:
Backup file
Date updated: October 28, 2026
Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.
The rmb file extension is associated with SafeGuard RemovableMedia, software developed by Utimaco Safeware AG, a company from Germany.
An rmb file stores a backup of the software's keyring. It is part of the SafeGuard RemovableMedia data used to manage access to protected removable media.
SafeGuard RemovableMedia and this file format are obsolete, so rmb files are mainly encountered in older Windows installations or archived backups.
Use the original SafeGuard RemovableMedia software on Microsoft Windows to restore or access an rmb file. The file is a keyring backup rather than a document intended for viewing in a general-purpose application.
If the original software is no longer available, there may be no supported way to open the file.
An rmb file is a software-specific keyring backup, so it cannot generally be converted to another file format.
When available, use SafeGuard RemovableMedia to restore the keyring or export the relevant data in a format supported by that software. Do not modify the backup manually.
Software applications that can open rmb files:
Microsoft Windows
SafeGuard RemovableMedia
Software apps that create rmb files:
Microsoft Windows
SafeGuard RemovableMedia
Software apps that backup rmb files:
Microsoft Windows
SafeGuard RemovableMedia
Software apps that recover rmb files:
Microsoft Windows
SafeGuard RemovableMedia
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: October 28, 2026
Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.
RegistryMaster used the rmb file extension for files containing binary registry data. These files belong to RegistryMaster rather than to standard Windows Registry file formats.
The format is obsolete. A compatible copy of RegistryMaster is required to interpret the file.
Open the rmb file with RegistryMaster on Microsoft Windows, if a compatible copy of the program is available.
If RegistryMaster can open the file, use its registry export or save options to create a format supported by current software; otherwise, practical conversion may not be possible.
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