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How to fix a stuck wallet (this time)

Do this on the affected wallet only!

Close your wallet / Stop your deamon
Win Wallets: Go to your %appdata%/VivoCore folder and delete the folders chainstate and blocks
Unix: Go to ~/.vivocore/ and delete the folders chainstate and blocks
Open your vivo.conf and comment EVERYTHING thats in there by putting a # at the beginning of each line

Add:
connect=80.208.225.127
connect=52.178.24.171:12845
connect=13.80.64.100:12845
connect=13.81.203.224:12845
connect=80.208.229.170:12845
connect=188.120.248.128:12845

save and exit.

Upstart your wallet/daemon. The sync will take longer as normal.

If it works, donations welcome to: VZuH2xGyWNYPz5fvvEMWoEjpvGzSrz9WoG

I have confirmed that this got me back in sync with the main chain.

I just opened my new wallet and it failed to receive coins. I tried going into the config file like you suggested, and the file appears to be empty. Is there some special program required for opening the file?

Just add the connect addresses to the config file, open in a text editor and save and restart the wallet, this is how i got mine to sync correctly

tried this but it's not working for me Sad