This is the video that helped me. 

https://youtu.be/RrDWFMuXOXI

It is a very disturbing feeling thinking that you have lost access to your wallet.  I went through this last week; if you check a few pages back there are some answers to a similir question that I asked. 

Luckily I had my wallet.dat file that I had backed up two days previously.  Without that I would have had to rely on the wallet.dat file that was on my computer and possibly corrupted.

Thank you very much will try that tonight.

Yesterday I backed up my wallet to a thumb drive, I had a power failure early today and when I went to open the Ravencore wallet it crashed.  I have downloaded the QT wallet onto a second computer but can't figure out how to transfer the the information I have on the wallet.dat thumb drive file to the new qt wallet.  Nothing I do seems to work.  I am sure it is something simple but I don't know enough to figure it out.

I am very confused at this point.  Where should I move the Wallet.dat file to?

I had a power failure and now my Raven core wallet won't open, it crashes according to the event viewer.  I have a substantial amount of RVN's in it.  I did a wallet back-up yesterday and have the wallet.dat file.

My question is how to move the wallet to a different computer and recover the RVN's.  I have looked but there does not seem to be an explicit step by step instruction on how to do this. can anyone help?

I too felt that there was an anomaly in the 1% fee being charged.  A review of my payout minutes revealed the following over a random 12 hour period:

Minute 43,44,46,44,47,47,44,47,48,49, 50 and 50   Total minutes 60 X 12 = 720 minutes X 1% = 7.2 minutes.

After doing the math it seems close enough.  Not nearly as wrong as I first thought.

I was a bit suspicious when information began to surface that the new z-Enemy miner was about 10% faster than other miners.  I had been happy with Raven Miner which had been giving me an average hash rate of 150-160 MHz over the last week.

I downloaded z-Enemy and started running it 18 hours ago.  Over this time, my MHz has jumped to and held steady at 200-205 MHz (20-25% faster for me).  I'm not sure what causes one miner to be more efficient than another, but it is certain to me that my informal observations concerning the hash-rate of the two miners are noticeably different.

Mr. Fenton, if RVN is geared towards "prioritizing assets rather than being cash or digital gold" do you see the price increasing and if so what would be the basis of the increase? 

Also: if a company uses RVN to tokenize their voting, I think you said 500 RVN, is that 500 removed from the overall pool of RVN.   Thank  You.

For holding RVN, not selling; is it better to store RVN's in the Raven Core Wallet or have them at Crypto Bridge?

This 3i bashing is getting tiresome, lets move on.  I was in 3i until forcibly switched and got paid approximately what I thought I was owed.  This was not a scam in my opinion.

For those that claim to have lost RVN's; if loosing 200-300 RVN's is triggering you, skip the next two or three trips to Starbucks, man up and move along.  All of this whining, caterwauling, and crybaby postings are indicative of a level of immaturity that would indicate you belong on some teenage web site about the Kardashians.

Please, no more.  Big Zim and his pool are gone so are the RVN's that it held.  He claims to have been paid everything that was owed and based upon my payout I believe him.  If you feel you were inappropriately paid, let it go and look for a new pool.  Ten to Twenty USD is not worth all this angst.

After staying on 3i to the end, wondering if I would get my past due RVN's (I did) we were transferred to Virtopia that had the exact same non-payment issues.  I waited for 21 hours or so for payments to come through but they did not so I left to go to Ravenminer.  Ravenminer worked perfectly from the start; I guess I have found a new home. 

Virtopia, about 26 hours from when we were switched by 3i paid out what seemed to be owed.  It seems as if they, despite a less than auspicious transfer of the 3i miners, have finally brought themselves current.  It seems as if they are a responsible pool that makes good on their past due coins.

I am one of the people that stayed with 3i.  I was looking at the stats of blocks found and saw that I had "found" two blocks ion the last 24 hours.

What exactly does that mean?

I believe the attitude and maturity of some on this forum needs a bit of review and or moderation.  If you look at the information from 3i on the Discord Server, you will have a much better idea of what is/has happened.  

This happened once before about two weeks ago for a few hours and all was paid back.  Overnight I received 545 RVN which covered most or all of what I was owed.  The Administrator of 3i said that now, his wife's Grandmother passed away and he could not get back to this until Monday.  I accept that and wish him the best.  He seems to be communicating adequately.  I will stay with the pool and wait it out.  Hyperventilating about the delayed payout of a few coins worth a few pennies each is not worth ruining my day.

I would urge those concerned to switch to a different coin or managed miner forthwith; your unpleasant demeanor and attitude is drawing down the effort of so many to create a entirely new system of dealing with multiple sophisticated issues.  This project is not so much about making a few dollars, it is about fundamental change in the way assets are handled.

Over the last hour I have had four payments in the 130's catching up a good amount of what was not paid.  I suspect there is more to come. 

I have had faith that all would be fixed and it was.