You may be able to load the UFT script by using an FTP Client.

Here are the steps for loading your UFT script via FTP:

The way how you can check on this is by navigating through the project's repository folder via FTP by using an FTP client (i.e. FileZilla https://filezilla-project.org) and look for that particular folder and test script:

In Site Administration, please go to Site Configuration tab and add the parameter FTP_PORT and assign it the value: 2121.

Next step will be to enter your ALM server dns or ip address (which you use to access ALM) into the field ''Host'' as seen in the screenshot below, and enter your site admin credentials in ''Username'' and ''Password'' fields:

In this example we are using the url ''http://almserver:8080/qcbin/'' to access ALM. So in Hosts you may need to write ''almserver'' (or ALM server IP address)

Once that you could access this location, you should be able to look for the script and try to tested from UFT directly.

Once you are connected, your UFT scripts can be found here:
''Project Domain''(I use DEFAULT)''Project Name''(I use ALM_DEMO)tests''TestPlanID''

You could copy the whole directory to your file system and then when you bring up UFT, look for the Test.tsp file to open in UFT.