Thank you, going to Help>Clear All Unconfirmed is what fixed the problem for me. The transaction is appearing as normal now. Cheers.

Any help? The transaction is 10 days old and still held up with "zero confirmations" even though it's at 1689 now

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the issue: see this image, it semes to be up to date.

I haven't moved my data directory recently, in fact I haven't touched it for a very long time. The only recent thing I've done is create a new wallet, although up until this point everything was running smoothly (including those other transactions to the same wallet).

Here is the transaction info, if it helps.

I have Bitcoin-Qt running from syslinked directory, but Armory running from the default directory. I've not had any issues with that for a long time though; it's not a recent change.

I have an incoming transaction that's 5 days old (March 08) that still says zero confirmations. When I right click it and press "view on blockchain.info" it shows that (currently) it has 942 confirmations. All of my other transactions going to the same address are fine, but this one is stuck in "unconfirmed" in the client, regardless of how confirmed the actual transaction seems to be.

Here's the transaction.

Thank you!

The OP is very long, but I peered through it.. I'm assuming that the majority of it (the first part?) is mostly just about connecting without a computer to the side? I'm guessing I wouldn't have to deal with any of that when hooking up to an already-running computer? A bit overwhelmed by all the information

I currently have a linux box running BAMT with some GPUs for scrypt and am looking to buy 1-3 of these to hook up to it, is there anything specific I should know?

Don't want to splice any PSU cords, I have a power strip I could use - I guess to connect something like these? Would that work? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005JRGOCM/

So as I already have a box set up, would hooking this up be as easy as connecting them via USB and connecting power to them via that external power adapter then tinkering with software?

Thanks!