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Title: Electrum Sweep Error (No Inputs)
Post by: eastsiderdr007 on June 07, 2016, 07:07:18 PM
I have a sweep key that I entered into electrum. I keep getting an error code No inputs. What is the problem here?


Title: Re: Electrum Sweep Error (No Inputs)
Post by: shorena on June 07, 2016, 09:15:32 PM
I have a sweep key that I entered into electrum. I keep getting an error code No inputs. What is the problem here?

No inputs sounds like there are no bitcoin to sweep. Do you maybe want to import a key? If so you need to restore a wallet and use the private key as seed in order to import it without sweeping.


Title: Re: Electrum Sweep Error (No Inputs)
Post by: eastsiderdr007 on June 08, 2016, 12:00:01 AM
I have a sweep key that I entered into electrum. I keep getting an error code No inputs. What is the problem here?

No inputs sounds like there are no bitcoin to sweep. Do you maybe want to import a key? If so you need to restore a wallet and use the private key as seed in order to import it without sweeping.

I don't know how that would be possible. I did load it once and it did nothing...But that was with another key and it never showed any balance.

How do I go about it your way?


Title: Re: Electrum Sweep Error (No Inputs)
Post by: ranochigo on June 09, 2016, 07:57:39 AM
I have a sweep key that I entered into electrum. I keep getting an error code No inputs. What is the problem here?

No inputs sounds like there are no bitcoin to sweep. Do you maybe want to import a key? If so you need to restore a wallet and use the private key as seed in order to import it without sweeping.

I don't know how that would be possible. I did load it once and it did nothing...But that was with another key and it never showed any balance.

How do I go about it your way?
Go to blockexplorer.com and enter the address that corresponds to the private key and make sure there is confirmed unspent outputs.

Is the key encrypted? Does it start with 5,L or K? If it doesn't you probably have the wrong key and you have to either decrypt it on bitaddress.org in the wallet details tab.

To import a wallet, go to File>New/Restore, type any name or leave it as it is. Next, go to Restore a wallet/Import keys, press the standard wallet and type the private key into the box. Click next, and type any password if you want. You should have the key imported into the new Electrum wallet that you have created. To go back to the old one, simply go to File> Recently Open and select your another wallet.