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Speaking of forks, I was mining for a while within the last month and had over 10K coins just vaporize. Now I beat my cards pretty hard to get that, is this a fork that was recently discovered by the current build of BTC wallet? I do know that this has that built into it to self correct. Some insight or maybe an explanation would be the shit! Any ideas?

I see no evidence of a fork in the logs I'm looking right now. I'll check more logs once I get home from work.

How many Wallets are missing coins? Have you looked at the logs yet? Is there a block number that you suspect a fork happened?

The evidence of a fork in the network is a long list of Orphan Blocks when the Wallet isn't downloading the blockchain (it is normal to see Orphan blocks when the Wallet is catching up with the network).

I deleted logs and local copy of the database trying to get them back a couple times, even tried earlier versions of my wallet.dat file, never came back so not really sure what happened.

Have you tried reindexing?

I got them back, I think there was an error on my NTFS volume, also I had tried to d/l the blockchain in the middle of the night, not many connections to it and I didn't verify that I got the entire blockchain.