Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 02:13:07 PM

~~When you restore the E_Tails wallet from seed, do you see your test transaction?~~ I found the answer: no.

Assuming you don't see it, I think it's most likely you somehow ended up with the wrong seed words. Or maybe you extended the seed phrase with your own password. ~~Or your Windows may have been infected with clipboard malware.~~ I'll strike this option out, because your addresses are in the picture you took:
https://i.imgur.com/P5DMMS4.jpeg

If you took a picture of your seed words, it's also very unlikely you have the wrong seed words. Unless, somehow, the wallet you funded somehow used a different seed than the one in your picture.

Quote from: AndrRoos on Today at 01:14:34 PM

To make something clear: the seed is absoulute correct beacause I've used the same one to recover the "lost" wallet ----before I did the update---- and I did recover!

Well, it can't be. Unless you forgot the additional password: Electrum didn't change.
But even if it did change, why don't you just go back to the older Tails version and try from there?

Too little too late: I always test a mnemonic before funding any address: I restore the wallet from seed and check if it gives the same address.

~~I'm still reading your older posts.~~ Done!

~~After reading everything, any chance you clicked Options: "Extend this seed with custom words"? This seems like the most likely cause.~~ That didn't happen either.

@Loyce V

No & No & No & No

Seed absolute perfect! Not extended anything! No maleware! No BS!

BTCPlease @evryone CUT THIS SUGGESTIONS OFF!!!!

It has to do something with creating that wallet as a hardware wallet - I assume.
Then deleted the wallet & all files.
Then updated Electrum manager on Tails OS
And then generated with the same seed an online wallet
And now the "offline" wallet I cannot restore
__________something like that - so @ everyone please go ahead from this option onwards!