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If you double click on the wallet to open the properties dialog, do you see its correct balance in the bottom right corner?

Quote from: lemonbelly on December 15, 2017, 09:48:17 AM

I understand. I may try it at a later date but for my small amount of coinage, dodgy internet connection, sluggish computer i think i willl have to go lightweight for now. but i thank you all for your help merry christmas everyone

Armory is a wallet for power users. You are expected to know your way around Bitcoin and be willing to invest in the recommended hardware to even begin to use it properly. New comers should start with training wheels. Godspeed.

Quote from: KillerTank on December 15, 2017, 12:37:24 PM

I assumed this just meant the BTC chain didnt recognize the transaction

Correct.

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but its not popping up in my BCH wallet either...

For that to happen, you'd have to submit that transcation to the BCH network, not the BTC network.

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Is anything to do for cancelling the transaction and make a new one with the "correct" fees?

RBF

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Is anything else i can do to "push" this transaction ?

CPFP

Because you had not blockchain data, should be gone next time you start Armory (you should still let Core sync first).

Let Core grab the entire chain first, better this way.

Do you have Core installed and synced?

If you are using a paper backup (or have the backup string somewhere), you can restore from that again, it will prompt you to either replace the existing wallet or change the password.

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Sadly I'm not all that clear in the head and I'd be making assumptions based off that and need a more layman-friendly answer... would one private key of one address, and a bunch of public addresses jeopardize the entire wallet's private keys?

ELI5: any private key + the WO wallet is enough to reveal the whole wallet.

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ALSO, if that key was P2PKH and I only use P2SH-P2WPKH keys, does it extend to them, or would it only compromise that one branch?

There's only one derivation branch in Armory wallets. A key pair is an asset, addresses (p2kh, p2sh and what not) are tied to an underlying asset.

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When I restored the wallet, I dont remember putting in a passphrase

Did you restore the from root over an existing copy of the wallet?

To reveal the root, you need:

1) Private Key N
2) The public key chain from 0 to N
3) The chaincode

Delete this folder and try again:

C:\Users\Murf\AppData\Roaming\Armory\databases

Quote from: zurswierding on December 14, 2017, 05:34:59 PM

When I click "bump fee" nothing happens.

You would have to build the current state of the testing branch to get RBF fixes.

What's the top block on your node?

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Sorry the transaction has not been confirmed although the small amount was received on the other end. I believe i sent with too low a fee. Is there a way to cancel or speed up the transaction?

You can either RBF or CPFP.

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I am running the latest version of Armory

Need a version number, latest doesn't mean much.

Quote from: KillerTank on December 14, 2017, 12:09:30 AM

Why would it not recognize my passphrase?

Because you didn't put any there? Paper backups are not encrypted, restoring them without setting a password results in an non encrypted wallet. It requires some serious clicking to refuse to set a password on a restored wallet in Armory btw...

At any rate, your wallet is not encrypted and your private keys are sitting in plain text on your online machine. Get your coins out of that wallet ASAP.

Quote from: goatpig on December 13, 2017, 01:53:10 AM

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