oh yeah and another thing, when the pc was messed up, I had to put it in my pc when i decide to give up my games for a hour to 2, and i can't find the executables for them, so they must be in the other hard drive, so there's that.
The first is that your father actually bought 50,000 bitcoins, and if we assume that he bought it at a price of one dollar, this means that at least $50,000 of his money has disappeared. If your father lost such an amount, it is better that you hire an expert because the possibility of recovering that money is $likely.
If you do not notice a decrease in financial flows from your father's money, then it is likely that this file is scam. Someone tried to scam your father and make him believe that he has this amount.
My father wasn't an idiot, he knew when something was fishy, I just have to wait until I can get the other Hard Drive fixed, some bozo tried fixing it and ended up giving the click of death, If that hard drive has wallets and stuff then I will talk about it, I will also return periodically to see any other ideas and stuff, thanks for being here tho
What version of electrum did he have running? Also, you should be able to go to file and see recently accessed wallet files from there (in case he had multiple and you can only find one specifically). If you meant you found an electrum folder that was empty, you could also try searching for a name like "default_wallet", "wallet" or "wallet_1".
Have you not also got access to his emails if he did pass away so you can see if his funds are on an online account that was his (ie search for "deposit" or popular exchange names where you are).
The chances he actually had 50000 btc are extremely slim, it's not impossible but it's more likely to be a lot smaller than that - it might have been a bluff too.
Well the last modification to the folders was around 2019, but that could not be possible as the computer was not working around that year, I think it was around 2016-18 when the pc was busted, so it could be any of those versions, and I just searched for wallet and I didn't find anything good.
HardDrive\ProgramData\aaQgoNINpzpuIQX\Files has some stuff
There's a txt file containing alot of passwords for different accounts, even some super old google accounts I can't easily access at the moment. Cookie files as well. There are some other txt files that aren't crypto related like minecraft logs and some other stuff. This was all found from the program data folder
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Access to an old account
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TreyHackz1010
on 27/04/2023, 00:51:35 UTC
I need help
I am in need of help accessing (a) old bitcoin wallet(s). My father had said several times he had around 50000 btc when he first heard about it a while ago, and I don't know if they are fake btc or something but I want to access the wallet(s). Around a few months ago, my dad passed away and I ended up finding the old hard drives, I found 3 folders: "Electrum-btcp" "Electrum" and "ElectronCash" and they are all empty, I do not know where anything was stored and I just want to use the btc to get out of my hometown and go somewhere better. Can I use some help?