Does that look right?

This is the next error with what ive managed to gain so far?
not quiet sure what this means.

My python 2.7 was installed to my C drive while the script you wrote
is in my F drive.

What would the code look like then?
is there any chance you can give me the precise code on here and from the screen
shots i previously posted?

im super noob at this




below screen shot is my attempt at trying different variation of it.


in the windows Command line.

so to give you abit of an idea,

python 2.7 is installed to c:
and the scripts you wrote are saved to my F:programming studies/multibit_recovery-master
my wallet file and key file are in F:programming studies/multibit_recovery-master

from the screen shots ive provided i hope this helps.

thank you again kindly for your assistance through this nightmare.

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Ok this is interesting, there is a new error being generated by multibit 5.12 when i tried reopening my wallet file on there.
first it was the null error and now its a serialisation error.

screen shot is as below, this is not the null error anymore but something different.
I hope this doesnt mean my wallet is corrupted...

Ok ive gone to the github and downloaded the files and created its own directory for it.

I got a syntax error being generated: from attempting to recover the wallets.



this is what I've changed it to.

ran the below commands in the python command line.

python decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py multibit.wallet <--- your instructions

python decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py new beginning.wallet <----what I've done.


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python decrypt_multibit_classic_keys.py multibit-\new beginning-20170526193454.key
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                                                                           my wallet file name & key file both attempted



have i done the right thing here?

the file names that are on the screen shots were created by multibit and unchanged.
all though the only thing i changed was copying 1 file into the python directory.
which was the wallet file I'm trying to recover and then the wallet file with the random numbers as in the above
screen shot.

I believe this is the datestamp file new beginning-20170526193454.key


Id like to thank you again for the help
through this hell im facing.

I remember the password i placed on the wallet.
strangly enough i downloaded hex editor and went through to find the private keys but had no success.

good chance because it was created with 5.18 multibit classic.
the encoding is different.

im also unable to find the hex value with the screen shot provided.

Hi All

Im having this same problem and trying to download other versions of multibit and the same error is being returned.
i reverted back to all versions below 5.18 with zero success.

ive made backup of my wallet already as well just incase.
is there anything else i can try doing?

appreciate the help.

Apparent August , September, October

are crucial months.... cause apparently this is meant to be where all the large ASIC companies are getting there units shipped out.
myself on a personal level believe that KNC miner are credible to this.

bfl is definetly there with there product line only thing is that since they get bombarded with the question of ETA for delivery they
just end up not giving a shit about it.
and also the amount of numerous scam sites that arised as well claiming to have working ASICs.

well reputation is everything to a company....it takes a lifetime to build it and only a second to destroy it.
Ive got my bet on KNC miner that they will deliver to the btc community first.
Its just the faith that needs to keep you going but no doubt faith is about believing without seeing.

TBH GPU mining is probally reached the end of its course...
ive personally got x3 7970 and they are hashing at over 600mh each .
wether you can invest in an asic that provides more returns on the $$$ and obviouisly less electricity cost.

why dont you try checking out btcguild they are selling block eruptor blades right now for US residence only.
and i believe soon they taking it international.
again i stress this is based on supply and demand.

the more people that want to mine will have the chance to get a stronger network.
and on the investment of purchasing an asic. consider if you have enough money to purchase one.
how reputable the company you are purchasing from are.

also what are your overheads for going through with this project.
I mean if your budget is 500$ then stick to 500$ then after this investment youll have an idea of what your return will be.
Better to bet on something you researched on compared to just throwing your money away....

Good luck

I reckon to play it properly the word hasnt reached that many people yet regarding bitcoins.
surely the price fluctuating will be due to more people recieving there ASICs and selling there btc off...
people need to understand that just like money it increases and decreases depending on demand for it.

If more business started selling products and limiting that specific product to bitcoin then surely we will see something in the future of this project.

Hello Everyone im new to this forum and i would like to say to hello to everyone from AUstralia!!!
specifically Sydney. I wish you all the best in the coming new days and market treads.

i dont think you shoud... save some of those precious coins for a rainny day.

Thats ugly...for people to steal. but since the world we live in is full of crime and frauds they consider themself feeding there own stomachs because of it.
But Karma my friend. One day you lose 10000$ in 10 years you will be free from money.

Ive order BFL units and cant wait for it to come in....

Wait abit longer...

hello every nice to be a part of the community! im looking forward to become FAT

Hi everyone nice to be apart of group