Quote from: Omegagen on January 06, 2018, 02:19:14 AM

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Quote from: Omegagen on January 06, 2018, 12:03:23 AM

HELLLLLLPPPPP! After my wallet was staking apparently it caused a fatal error in Windows and forced a shutdown. Now when I try to restart the wallet it won't open..."Failed reading from database. pcoinsTip best block is not correct. The block database is in an inconsistent state and may cause issues in the future. To force start use- forcestart".

Say what!!!! I swear none of this has even been remotely close to intuitive!!!! Why, why, do programmers not design software for non programmers??? At least speak in layman' terms! The above error messsage doesn't tell me anything other than the wallet can't open!!!!!!

Open the directory where the data is stored. You will see you wallet.dat and backups folder with backups of your wallet. Make a copy of those to a different folder just in case. Then open the wallet and go to tools wallet repair and try re scan block chain files or rebuild index. You can also delete everything besides your wallet.dat and backup folder and let all the files get recreated if the previous steps didn't work.

It won't open the "dat" file. It appears to be all screwed up!

Well now the program won't start at all, but I did make a copy of my wallet.dat file. Some good it does me if the wallet won't start! Coins up in smoke and no customer support that I can locate Undecided

Ok so the folder that contains the data default on windows is C:\Users\name\AppData\Roaming\ColossusCoinXT if you used the default, rename the folder to something like colxold. Then launch the wallet exe and it will act like you opened the program for the first time. Click use default location or change if needed. Allow the block chain to fully sync after it finish's close the wallet. Now copy your original wallet.dat and replace it over the new wallet that was created.