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I got some issue with my wallet need your advice.

Initially, I choose desktop one of the folder as a location for all the backups and to install wallet. But yesterday, when I was opening wallet by mistake, choose the location as a default location and wallet started synchronising from the day one but after all complete, I don't see my coins in my wallet.

Need your advice to recover back my coins. I have an old backup wallet.dat file.

Thanks for your help.

start your wallet by + then type "bitsend-qt -choosedatadir" and click (or press ). You'll be able to choose the previous data dir that contains your wallet and the most recently synchronized copy of the BSD blockchain.

Thanks for your information but didn't understand where a need to type "+"? I didn't understand this part. Please help on this.

I usually double click bitsend-qt file to open bitsend wallet. Thank you.

+ means to press the "windows"/"orb" key on the keyboard and (while keeping it pressed) press the key (also on the keyboard). That will open a "run program" box where you can type the "bitsend-qt -choosedatadir" text then click or press the key...
An alternative solution would be to right-click on the "bitsend-qt" file and choose "Send to" -> "Desktop (create shortcut)", then right-click on the newly created shortcut, select "Properties" and append " -choosedatadir" at the end the command field. After that you can double-click on the shortcut...

I have the strange feeling that I'm teaching somebody to operate a computer...

Thank you very much. I will try now.

It didn't work.

It say windows can't find bitsend-qt. But this folder is on my desktop.

I lost all my coins until now what I collected. Please help on this.

Edit - issue solved. Thanks

Generally speaking, "the path" is crucial... in life and in IT

Congrats. Your brain is happier and your wallet heavier Cheesy

(Just don't dump.)