Quote from: brimdor on December 18, 2017, 01:53:11 AM

Quote from: bible_pay on December 18, 2017, 01:45:15 AM

Quote from: brimdor on December 18, 2017, 01:11:10 AM

If I clear the biblepay.conf is works fine but can't mine.

Could you see if the data is stored in
%appdata%\biblepaycore

Just see if that folder has complete admin rights?
Is biblepay-qt unblocked, and has rights to run as admin?
Try renaming wallet.dat to wallet.old and see if it runs with a config?
Maybe try installing this on another PC, just for kicks and get it mining, it might be revealing, somehow.

EDIT: One more thing, ensure in windows you create the file with notepad.
In windows you need a CRLF between each line (not a CR).

Ive backed up my wallet, renamed wallet.dat to wallet.old. Issue no longer persisted. All those funds, how do I get them to the new wallet?

Running with the old wallet and without a config file, go to Receiving Addresses and copy them all to notepad.
Then from the RPC type:
dumpprivkey each_pubkey

For each public key.

Copy the private key(s) to notepad.

From the new wallet, type importprivkey privkey.
For each private key.

Then rescan your wallet by restarting with -rescan.

Good luck buddy.

EDIT: Btw, check your backups folder for an old wallet. If you can boot from one that was not corrupted yet, you are probably back in business without a new wallet.

EDIT2: Another option is booting with -salvagewallet. It supposedly rebuilds the wallet.