Quote from: HCP on Today at 08:05:32 AM

Quote from: Drawn23s on Today at 07:40:45 AM

So i use the --dumpwallet command on the recoveredwallet into wallet.txt?

I'd try Bitcoin Core first... nothing to lose, easiest way to go about it. Just make a copy of the .dat file... then try opening it with Bitcoin Core... just be prepared to wait while it rescans the blockchain looking for transactions. Note this is NOT redownloading the blocks (assuming your node is NOT pruned), it just has to scan the block data.

Quote from: Drawn23s on Today at 07:40:45 AM

and then how do i import those into a wallet of my choice.

Really depends on what wallet you want to import it too... But the --dumpwallet command should give you the private keys in WIF format... assuming that you include the --passphrase parameter when dumping the wallet.

For Bitcoin Core, you just use the importprivkey command on the console in Bitcoin Core (make sure to set rescan to false until you import the last key, otherwise it will run rescan every. single. time. Shocked

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Or you can look up one of the many many many guides on how to import private keys into Electrum... Like this one: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/importing-your-private-keys-into-electrum/

Google is your friend. Wink

ty i try to google when I can, just was confused on a few things that you set straight. Appreciate it.