Hi, I'd like to make a tokens list for BTCRecover that contains every possible combination of usable ascii characters to brute force a wallet password...
So far I have

+ ^%1,9in
I realize I can make the second integer in that code larger to brute force more passwords, and that it only contains lower case, uppercase letters and all digits...
I want to also include all special characters that are usable in a Bitcoin password. I don't know what all the characters are that are usable though, maybe someone could help me out with that as well.
It doesn't matter how long it takes. I just want a complete list of all possible passwords up to a defined length. This is mainly for testing purposes, but also just to be thorough when attempting to brute force.
Cheers 

So I renamed the wallet from mywallet.dat to just wallet.dat. It's in this location... "C:\Users\l_\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallets\wallet.dat"

Running the command 'bitcoin-wallet -wallet=wallet.dat salvage' returns
Failed to rename C:\Users\l_\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallets\wallet.dat to C:\Users\l_\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallets\wallet.dat.1676046638.bak
The file name of wallet.dat.1676046638.bak changes with each attempt to run that command, just the last few numbers. I assume this is so it doesn't overwrite anything.

Running the command also creates new files and a folder called database in "C:\Users\l_\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallets".

It looks like this:
File Folder             [database]
WALLETLOCKFILE  [.walletlock]
Text Document      [db]
DAT File                [wallet]

Previously the only file in this folder was the wallet.dat file...
Opening the Text Document, db, I get the following text

C:\Users\l_\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallets\wallet.dat: unsupported btree version: 10

In the database file folder there is a text document called log. I'm unable to read this as it's some illegible bytes text.
And the .walletlock file is empty.

I'm assuming that the next step would be to solve why it isn't created the wallet.dat.%numbers%.bak file , because of the failed to rename error...
By the way I'm able to create the wallet.dat.%numbers%.bak file using healthy wallets. For this corrupt wallet though it doesn't seem to work.

Using the bitcoin-wallet -wallet=mywallet.dat salvage command I get
Failed to rename C:\Users\l_\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallets\mywallet.dat to C:\Users\l_\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallets\mywallet.dat.1676022832.bak

Does this mean that I'm unable to salvage the wallet file?

Can someone walk me through this?
Thanks - l_