Quote from: steakpie13 on December 28, 2014, 06:47:50 AM

Quote from: ilovelittleboys on December 28, 2014, 06:40:47 AM

Do you have your seed with you? This is 12 letters long and you should have either memorized it or written it down somewhere. Even if you don't have it, it should still be possible to recover your wallet as long as the files weren't overwritten but it might not be easy.

EDIT: Perhaps you can try downloading Electrum Portable, running it, and then replacing the wallet.dat it creates with your copy of wallet.dat?

I have the see
i screens hotted it

but it was saved in JULY 2014

but it was for the same wallet i used, the electrum one...will it work? will it restore all coins ir will it only replace coins that were there inside at that time?

BTw, the electrum on mac is really bad, it saves in /library/appicationsupport/bitcoin

folder - i mean the wallet.dat one...

so I am even scared to download or install other BTc clients right now...because like I know qt client also does it on the same location\

OS X users, can you please confirm this is true?
because i could not find any electrum folder in library/appicationsupport

only found biotic folder with wallet.dat

which is 5.39gb big

can electrum application folder be so big? i sure hope yes Cry

otherwise this might just be the files from qt client i installed few months ago...

The seed is deterministic (contains all the information needed to generate all current and future addresses) and never changes for a single wallet, so it should work. As long as it's the same wallet, then all your coins should be there.