Quote from: SmkeTester on June 19, 2014, 09:07:44 PM

Searched my C drive for "Application Support", nothing.
the wallet i want to get rid of is the one that it creates itself.
It is in the wrong location for my backups.
Its really annoying if i cant delete it, i will never use it dont ever want to put any coins in it.

For Windows use the %APPDATA% path as suggested here:

Quote from: monsterbitty on June 19, 2014, 09:35:34 PM

Type %appdata% in your Run, you will get the multibit folder, just check it there and remove the wallet file from there.

Also keep in mind that "wallet" is not the same as "address" as posted here:

Quote from: roslinpl on June 19, 2014, 10:49:44 PM

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To be more precise as I wasn't perhaps in my last post.

You want to delete a bitcoin address which you have in your bitcoin wallet. Like we told you. You cannot delete addresses. You can create ccompletely new wallet with new address and send coins from old one to the new one. But you cannot delete bitcoin address in your wallet. It is same for other wallet apps like Bitcoin-core or "bitcoin wallet" for Android or electrum and others.

Regards.

I suggest to back up ur wallet before you will do anything.

To be more clear, there are even 2 meanings for wallet.

1 is the wallet programm/app you are using to see the information stored in your wallet file (2nd meaning).
If you delete the wallet file you delete all the private keys you need to spend your coins, DO NOT DO THIS UNLESS YOU ARE 100% CERTAIN THAT IS WHAT YOU WANT TO DO! Sorry for jelling Wink

Here are details about which file contains what: https://multibit.org/en/help/v0.5/help_fileDescriptions.html

If you however want to "deleted" an address, this is -as has been posted allready- not possible. Well, to be honest, there probably is a way, but that would probably require you to manually edit the file. No offence, but if you have a hard time finding the file you should not temper with (un)encrypted wallets in a text-/hexeditor.

IIRC Multibit will generate 5 addresses for every new wallet. If you want a wallet file that only contains a single address (and the belonging keys) youd probably have to edit the source and rebuild your customised MultiBit.