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Looking for someone with wallet development experience Shocked

I really need some help with my wallet. I had a previous error that Nite69 compiled a wallet for me to fix ,

Randomly i open up my wallet to stake my coins the other day and i get the following

http://imgur.com/XjHaGgk

MsCollec told me to backup the .dat and .conf and try a brand new wallet installation. Now i get "wallet.dat corrupt salvage failed"

THIS IS NOT A FUD POST! I just have been sending lots of pm's with very slow replys and have not been able to access my coins for going on almost a week. Anyone who can help it would be GREATLY appriciated! This is beyond my comfort zone of troubleshooting.

Anyone who can help please PM me.

make sure your configure files is okay too.

simple test. rename your vootcoin.conf into something like vootcoin.con

then lunch wallet. if it load up then you probably have a typo in config.

sometimes the addnodes ie: 98.2.3.4.3:port instead of addnode=98.2.3.4.3:port

Had a little hope, but no luck with this. Appreciate the help. Anything else you can advise shoot me a pm

This is a screenshot of what i have right now

http://imgur.com/Ddl2VKB

Is it windows? You may be able to pull it using previous versions or system restore.

If you can get the old client up with the wallet.dat do this.

There is a function called "dumpwallet" in the RPC commands. type dumpwallet and it dumps your wallet to a text file with a name of your choice, with all the private keys. Then use importwallet in the console of the new client.

Hope it helps somebody. (Hippie tech)(sync 432#8622)

make sure you back up everything before doing more things

yes, make a couple of copies of the wallet.dat, always a good idea.

Some guys here did it by creating a new wallet and then replacing it with the old .DAT file

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=190710.0

Its a bitcoin wallet but its all based off of bitcoin.