nasıl kız arkadaşlar yaptığımı karına kız kardeşine bir sor sana güzel izah ederler, senin gibi cahil cühelaya daha ağır konuşmak lazım ama burada gerçekten iyi niyetli arkadaşlar var o yüzden kısa kesiyorum, hala akıllanmazsan bilgilerini özelden bırakıyosun tırsak vatandaş...

tıraşı kes bilgilerini bırakıcak kadar ufacık cesaretin olsun korkak fare gibi saklanma, ne oldu sindin bir anda, atıp tutuyodun, iletişim bilgilerini bekliyorum yedi sülalene selam ileticem eğer bir damla şeref ve haysiyetin varsa özelden yazarsın bilgilerini...

oğlum sen kimsin de başkasının avukatlığına soyunuyosun , başkasının arkasına sığınma çık delikanlı gibi piyasaya senin de hesabını görelim  10 yaşındaki ergen zekası ve hezeyanıyla konuşan geri kalmış arkadaş...

Burası berbat bir ülke olduğu için değil, aşağılık kompleksli olduğun için ve medeni tartışma yapmayı bilmediğin için bu tarz zılgıtları hep yiyosun, ad hominem'lara girmeden konuşmayı öğren, çok daha güzel geri bildirimler alırsın merak etme.

e kendisi söylüyor onlar söylenti inanmayın diye? bir bildiği var ki söylüyor. resmi gazetede yayınlanması lazımmış bir de biliyormuş gibi teknik konuşuyor

benim bu talebim ciddi bir talep değildi. burada kendisinin de konuştuğu konudan emin olmadığını vurgulamak istiyorum.

aklına güvenmeyen akıl vermesin kimseye boşuna bıdı bıdı yapılmasın yani burada yok borsaya çeksen şöyle olur böyle olur biz türkiye borsasına para mara çekmiyoruz

başlık açtığına pişman edersiniz adamı size ne aq

Edit: Updated to create a new wallet.dat with the recovered keys.
Edit 2: New v0.2 release, new instructions. Note that this still can't recover encrypted wallets!
Edit 3: v0.3 release to support the compressed public keys created by recent Bitcoin versions. Still can't recover encrypted wallets.

For some reason, people keep reformatting their drive or deleting their wallet.dat without taking proper backups. As casascius helpfully points out - and this is something I'd already suspected - it may be possible to recover the crucial wallet.dat private keys and the bitcoins secured with them by scanning the disk for certain markers, so long as you're lucky and the data you need isn't too fragmented and hasn't already been overwritten.

To that end, I've written a little experimental utility that tries to search for and validate those keys. It's not even close to being able to recover all keys that are recoverable - though it should work in a decent proportion of cases - and importing those keys back into a new wallet is left as an exercise for the user to figure out for now, but it might be useful to some people.

Instructions:

• Stop using your computer until you've recovered your data, in case something overwrites it. Shut down the PC as soon as possible.
• Obtain a suitable 32-bit Linux LiveCD, like the System Rescue CD, and boot your computer from it. You'll need working internet access (or some other way to download http://makomk.com/~aidan/wallet-recover and transfer it over)
• Open a terminal.
• Run these commands to download the utility and unpack it (2MB download - it contains largish crypto and database libraries):

Run the program on your drive:
For 99% of users, this will be:
Hopefully it should find and print out a bunch of public keys and corresponding private keys, at least 100 of them, together with a file recovered-wallet.dat. Copy the recovered-wallet.dat to a USB drive and load it up in the Bitcoin client as usual (not forgetting to start it with -rescan) - with a bit of luck you should have access to your money again. I suggest not doing anything with the computer you lost the bitcoins on until you're 100% sure the recovery was successful - load up recovered-wallet.data on a different PC if at all possible.

WARNING: The recovered wallet does not contain a pool of spare keys to send change to (the old ones should get recovered but aren't marked as such). It also doesn't include any names for addresses, so the address you can copy-and-paste in the client is a NEW address created when you first started bitcoin using your recovered wallet, and any change from transactions also goes to a NEW address - none of these addresses are in the original recovered wallet. After first running Bitcoin with the recovered wallet, you MUST exit it and take backup copies of the wallet.dat in your .bitcoin directory to several locations BEFORE making or receiving any transactions - then be sure to use this version and NOT THE ORIGINAL recovered-wallet.dat from this point on. If you're using bitcoind rather than the GUI, you must also call "bitcoind getnewaddress" before shutting down and copying the wallet.dat. Also, be extremely careful about backing up your wallet on a regular basis after using this tool - Bitcoin's handling of the keypool is quirky and this may trigger bugs in it. (Added 9th July, amended 19th Sept.)

Disclaimer: This code comes with no warranty, not even an implied warranty of fitness for its intended purpose. I don't guarantee that it won't make things worse, or that the recovered keys are correct, and obviously I can't guarantee that it'll manage to recover the keys you need. Oh, and it may not be able to recover older wallets at all.

It is because you deleted the info regarding the address; you no longer have the seed or the private key, so you can't use the address.

Did you have the private written on a file before? You might try to recover the file that you deleted?
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-files/how-can-i-recover-deleted-files-with-shift-del/13b1eaad-d41a-4e77-91c5-f0bc9590de7d?auth=1

It is because you deleted the info regarding the address; you no longer have the seed or the private key, so you can't use the address.

Did you have the private written on a file before? You might try to recover the file that you deleted?
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-files/how-can-i-recover-deleted-files-with-shift-del/13b1eaad-d41a-4e77-91c5-f0bc9590de7d?auth=1

a watch-only wallet is just that. you can't spend from it because it doesn't have the seed or any private keys. that's why when you open a watch-only wallet you get a warning telling you to make sure that you have the seed or private keys recording somewhere.

without the seed or private keys there is nothing that can be done.

To create a watch only address, you use the public key. But if you want to use an address, you create it from a private key. Did you sent the ltc to an address where you created with "Master Public Keys"? If so, then you don't have access to the address.

The other times you sweeped coins, you must have sent it to a pregenerated address.

My bad, didn't read your post carefully.
If you have a watch only address, that means you don't have the private key, and therefore you don't have access to that address. When creating a watch only address you only have the public key. If you sent the coins to the watch only address, you might be out of luck.

Are you sure you send an LTC to your electrum wallet i think you will never seen any transaction  if you send LTC to your electrum wallet because Electrum wallet is for bitcoin..  and i think you are using a fake electrum wallet which is it can receive LTC if ever..
Or you are talking about BTC?