Alright, I have swept the coins into electrum and received them shortly after, very happy I was able to recover my balance.
Special thanks to HCP and the others who have helped me a ton, I don't take this for granted. Unfortunately, I have to say a
word of caution as well, even though Armory is often named as one of or the safest cold storage option it should not be used by
beginners. So many things can go wrong so easily and there will be no way to fix them by novices.

To end on a positive note, thanks again guys it seems like you are a very nice and very helpful community.

Looks pretty straightforward, i think I'll give that a try.

Honestly I'm not sure if I can go through this process it feels like I wasted a month of my life already with this program.What other options do I get the coins out of my wallet?

Currently, I can't do anything. I've rescanned the database and had to cancel after waiting for a day each time. Don't know what to do now because obv I don't know if it is even "working", according to the taskmanager it uses < 0,1 CPU and I've been waiting for 24h before canceling it bc it felt odd to take this long.

When I'm trying to send BTC with the "Auto fee byte"  option checked and "enable RBF" unchecked I'm receiving the message "This is lower than the suggested minimum fee rate of 200 sat/B", I can decide whether I want to continue with this low fee or not. After choosing "yes" simply nothing happens. I decided to enable RBF and up the fee rate to the suggested 200 sat/B, after pressing "Send!" it is just not reacting, seems like Armory is not "receiving" the input. My explanation for this was that RBF is not working by default like I was told earlier in this thread.

Pretty much this.

If thats the only option you see I will rescan the DB and try to send again.Does not sound very promising to me bc it has been renewed so many times by now but I'm desperate to get Armory running now.

Deleting the dbLog.txt solved the problem, there are no hashtags, blanks, or whatsoever.

I found the described address type at -> File -> Settings -> Fee and Address Types -> Change Address Type.

Please help me out what is the parent tx and a ZC parent?

I can rescan the DB but have done that several times before, without any success.

Deleting both files worked and I was able to open dbLog with Wordpad.Here are the most recent outputs of armorylog: https://pastebin.com/TkMbYfKV and dbLog: https://pastebin.com/8GZ45jC9 . While scrolling through the settings I found another thing that made me curious, I'm trying to send to a SegWit address but apparently Armory uses the Legacy Armory addresses (P2PKH), could this be the reason why I'm not able to make transactions?

I guess something is broken then.Any idea what to do now?

Please see the above post, when I try to open it the file is either empty or full of hashtags.

Push

Does anyone got an idea how to extract the information from Dblog?

It's not boring me at all , it keeps me on the edge actually^^.Is there any sophisticated way of abstracting the content?Wordpad and Editor show nothing, OpenOffice only a huge number of ######.

Another day , another post on the Bitcoin Forum .Thanks for your help and not getting tired of my problems.Here is my most recent log https://pastebin.com/knR2cmnR

When I'm trying to send BTC with the "Auto fee byte"  option checked and "enable RBF" unchecked I'm receiving the message "This is lower than the suggested minimum fee rate of 200 sat/B", I can decide whether I want to continue with this low fee or not. After choosing "yes" simply nothing happens. I decided to enable RBF and up the fee rate to the suggested 200 sat/B, after pressing "Send!" it is just not reacting, seems like Armory is not "receiving" the input. My explanation for this was that RBF is not working by default like I was told earlier in this thread.

I got Armory running now, which gives me some hope. It seems to have the "right" amount of blocks (667530) as well. I can't send BTC though, I guess it's a matter of enabling RBF now. Can you give me a quick guide on how to do it properly?

I did uncheck "Discard blocks after verification"  but didn't know about other option. Is it necessary to uncheck "prune block storage" to get it running? Armory is currently building Databases which takes ages , maybe that's a good sign and it does run afterwards.

I just changed the location and updated the blockchain at "E:\Bitcoin" but it only added the most recent blocks. I've deleted the whole content of "E:Bitcoin/blocks" now to download the blockchain once again.Let's see if it works, I will update if the download is completed.

Couldn't find an answer, whats the "-choosedatadir commandline switch" ?

Yes, its checked. Looks like your assumption is spot on https://imgur.com/nImQMac .Can you help me out setting up the pathing as well?

I did check the background processes yes, nothing odd there.Here is a screenshot of my task manager while running armory: https://imgur.com/QgkZPUa .Once again the Bitcoin core process looks strange to me and it differs from the one you posted. Armory is currently at node 577593 blocks, looks like you are on the right track here. I've uninstalled the core completely before but haven't set up any new paths.Bitcoin- blocks is currently on blk02413.dat , furthermore there are a lot of revxxx.dat which seem to match the blk data.The status at btc-blocks is blk02402.dat and rev02402.dat and was updated a week ago. When I run Bitcoin Qt without Armory it says there are 7 days in backlog.