you would not have been able to get a weird derivation path unless you used the seed to restore the wallet before you even attempted to use it.
1. I created the wallet & kept it runing (didn't close Electrum Software)
2. straight away sent a test transaction
3. could connect to the servers, did some fix & so the circle in the bottom right went to synchronizing, now I could see the test transaction as 'not veriefied'
4. then sent the bigger transaction
5. onlty then I started looking for a solution
______________means I deleted & restoredthe wallet only after the use_____________
@HCP
Could you tell me how to use the modified tool you posted me earlier on.
Everytime I type in an Electrum seed & keep all the modifications in the tool as it is (standard derivation path: m/0) the wallet & addresses to it are there.
- Now let's just say I use the same seed, that was generated by Electrum, to restore a wallet in Electrum software and instead of just going ahead I check the BIP39 & choose derivation path m'44/0'/0'
- Q: how can I find this derivation in the tool? beacause I have tried many different options & I can not find it.
Why am I asking: because on the picture with the two wallets @bitmover hosted, the wallet on the right side is restored with BIP39 & derivation path m/44'/0'/0' - I need to find it in the tool.
Note: I did not restore that wallet in Spt.2019 using derivation path, only after people started suggesting. (which was after I lost the wallet with the funds)
I have this thought when I could find this derivation path wallet in the tool, it might help ahead in finding the lost wallet.