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Title: google authentificator Post by: Linkydr on January 24, 2018, 12:20:36 PM I have a question, the answer is not found.
if I have no seed. I can go in my wallet. See the parishes. When i try to send coins Electrum asks for code from google authentificator. I don't have since removed for a long time program. Question : is it possible somehow to remove this ? reset ? request again ? Title: Re: google authentificator Post by: HCP on January 24, 2018, 01:00:10 PM If it is asking for a code from Google Authenticator, then it appears that you have setup an Electrum 2FA wallet.
As per the docs from TrustedCoin (https://api.trustedcoin.com/#/electrum-help), the only way to remove (or reset) the 2FA requirement is with the 12 word seed. If you don't have the seed, then you cannot restore the wallet :-\ If you still remember what email address you used when originally setting up the wallet, you might be able to contact TrustedCoin (https://api.trustedcoin.com/#/contact-us) and see if they will send you the QR code necessary to reset the Google Authenticator. Title: Re: google authentificator Post by: Abdussamad on January 24, 2018, 01:13:05 PM also there are no parishes in Electrum :)
Title: Re: google authentificator Post by: eagleman on January 25, 2018, 09:58:12 AM I have a question, the answer is not found. No, you have no seed and also this one,if I have no seed. I can go in my wallet. See the parishes. When i try to send coins Electrum asks for code from google authentificator. I don't have since removed for a long time program. Question : is it possible somehow to remove this ? reset ? request again ? also there are no parishes in Electrum :) Title: Re: google authentificator Post by: Spendulus on February 01, 2018, 07:46:22 PM I have a question, the answer is not found. if I have no seed. I can go in my wallet. See the parishes. When i try to send coins Electrum asks for code from google authentificator. I don't have since removed for a long time program. Question : is it possible somehow to remove this ? reset ? request again ? 2fa is usually a cell phone. Why not restore the google auth app to another cell phone? In the documentation for the google auth there is a procedure for changing from one phone to another. Caveat - I don't know that that works if you have long ago deinstalled the auth, but it is worth looking into. |