Database on MSI laptop

I assume you have no backup and you are running in NOARCHIVELOG mode, otherwise you wouldn't be asking this question.
As alternative solutions for you might be following
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/193952/how-to-troubleshoot-to-resolve-suspected-corruption-in-visual-foxpro
https://download.cnet.com/Recuva/3000-2242_4-10753287.html
https://onlinefile.repair/en/dbf.html
Assuming that your db file is really corrupted, then you can startup the database without this file:
1. Take a full backup of all your current db files, control files, redo log files.
2. Startup mount the instance
3. ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE 'fullpath/filename' OFFLINE DROP;
4. ALTER DATABASE OPEN;
This will drop the file from your db, so all data in it will be lost, but the data in other tablespaces will be accessible.
If this doesn't work, restore to its original state using the backup taken in step 1.
However, before concluding that your file is corrupt, try to see what happened to it.
Post the following info:
Your archivelog/noarchivelog mode.
Tablespace to which this file belongs.
Oracle error when starting up the database.
Also, startup mount your db and :
SELECT * FROM V$DATABASE;
SELECT * FROM V$DBFILE;
SELECT * FROM V$RECOVER_FILE;

I assume you have no backup and you are running in
Additional resources that could be useful for you might be following, good luck...
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/193952/how-to-troubleshoot-to-resolve-suspected-corruption-in-visual-foxpro
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/20116/Repair-DBF-File-corrupted-by-power-failer
https://dbf.recoverytoolbox.com/
NOARCHIVELOG mode, otherwise you wouldn't be asking this question.
Assuming that your db file is really corrupted, then you can startup the database without this file:
1. take a full backup of all your current db files, control files, redo log files.
2. Startup mount the instance
3. ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE 'fullpath/filename' OFFLINE DROP;
4. ALTER DATABASE OPEN;
This will drop the file from your db, so all data in it will be lost, but the data in other tablespaces will be accessible.
If this doesn't work, restore to its original state using the backup taken in step 1.
However, before concluding that your file is corrupt, try to see what happened to it.
Post the following info:
Your archivelog/noarchivelog mode.
Tablespace to which this file belongs.
Oracle error when starting up the database.
Also, startup mount your db and :
SELECT * FROM V$DATABASE;
SELECT * FROM V$DBFILE;
SELECT * FROM V$RECOVER_FILE;

Completely - in any way. If you find also tbk the file - then is possible. bak is
backup copy of the dbf file, tbk - a backup copy of fpt (there a memo of a field are).
However you were perhaps lucky, and actually fpt the file wasn't cleared.
And it is possible "to restore" of course simple renaming of bak file into dbf file. Of course then have to be reindexed the table, and if the structure changed, in general, to recreate the indexes from scratch. and perhaps "to treat"
the container Database dbc/dct (if you use it of course).
If so it doesn't turn out, then try to restore through DBF Viewer Tool. It well restores.
http://www.dbf.viewertool.com/
Come here on a forum and look at councils for this subject is there.
http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/databases/databases-aa/dbase-iv-clipper-foxpro/1355-help-to-repair-dbf-file

Good luck!

To import data from a FoxPro database, use the Microsoft Visual FoxPro ODBC driver. To do so, follow these steps:
1) Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
2) In Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools.
3) In the Administrative Tools window, double-click Data Sources (ODBC), and then add a new ODBC data source for your FoxPro database or tables by selecting the appropriate Visual FoxPro driver.
4) Start Access, and then open your Access database. 5) On the File menu, point to Get External Data, and then click Import. 6) In the Import dialog box, click ODBC Databases in the Files of type list. 7) In the Select Data Source dialog box, click the Visual FoxPro data source that you created in step 3, and then click OK. 8) In the Import Objects dialog box, click the tables that you want to import, and then click OK.

At times, you may view that your MS Visual FoxPro 9.0 database is behaving abnormally. Some of the abnormal symptoms could be an error message while opening any database table, invalid characters in place of pre-defined values, and and more. The main reason for abnormal behavior of the database is its corruption due some logical crash. Few common reasons for corruption of MS Visual FoxPro 9.0 database are abnormal termination, faulty network devices, simultaneous modifications, conflicting third-party software, and incompatible service packs.
To overcome such database corruption scenarios, the user can use an up-to-date backup and perform restoration. However, restoration fails in cases where the user either forgets to create a database or the database backup itself gets damaged. In such cases, the database users can use a third-party DBF File Repair application to repair his/her corrupted database.
To illustrate the above case, consider a real-time scenario wherein you execute a query to modify your MS Visual FoxPro 9.0 database. While the query was performing the modification, the system shutdown due to power failure. However, the next time you tried to mount the database, you encountered an error message that did not allow you to access the database records. Moreover, the same error message appears every time you try to access the database.
Cause:
The root cause for the error message is MS Visual FoxPro 9.0 database corruption due to improper system shutdown.
Resolution:
The database corruption error message can be surmounted by following the below steps:
Use a complete database backup and perform restoration. However, in case of database backup unavailability, you will need to search for a commercial DBF File Repair utility.
A third-party DBF Repair application uses effective repair techniques to repair logically damaged MS Visual FoxPro 9.0 database and restore it at a new and safe location. The original database during the repair process remains intact. The tool is easy-to-understand and allows even a non-technical person to perform repair.
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Use access to import external data. It can read dbf and create mdb

I need visual foxpro converting tool available

hi
you need to use a ODBC conexion to trasport your tables into table .dbf in fox

or

you need to copy tur tables to excel documents an then import in vfp

bye

It must be database corruption
You may work problem out with the aid of program method

http://www.dbf.fixtoolbox.com - tool must aid