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Were you saying I can re-install and get my old wallet back? Please what's the procedure?
I could be wrong though. You can try going to this path (change OmegaStarScream by your actual username): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5275094.msg55175110#msg55175110And see if you find the specified file inside. If so, maybe it's worth backing it up, and reinstalling Atomic Wallet and see if you can get the same wallet again. I couldn't find the file, so I just re-installed Atomic wallet and it saved as Atomic Wallet (1) gave me the impression that the old wallet was still on the drive. I opened it and it was my old wallet. Thank you so much. I wouldn't have known it's still there without your suggestion. I actually abandoned the wallet for a long time due to its high fees so I have my coins back. |
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I had an Atomic wallet I uninstalled months ago. I didn't care to write down the recovery seeds offline but wrote them in a document in my computer.
Are you sure that you wrote them in a document? because you can easily find all the docs on your PC by using the search button and adding the keyword "*.doc" without quotes. If the search button in your Windows computer does not work try to download software called "Everything" from voidtools and use that software to search all docs using the keyword above. Once you found all the docs check them one by one if you could find your backup seed phrase. For other keywords if the extension is not .doc you can use "*.txt" "*.xls" "*.htm" and "*.pdf". Lets hope that you can find the file you looking for. I saved the seeds of several wallets in a Google Doc document. I've been going through the history if one that matched but there's nothing. Any idea how to search Google Docs linkd to different email accounts at once withe 'Everything' Still trying to figure out how to use the software. I tried to check if I could find the wallet file in the AppData folder, but I couldn't find it. If I knew which file to look for, I could've suggested you try to look for it, maybe it's still there.
I'm not an Atomic Wallet user but while I was searching on Google, I stumbled upon one of your posts from a few years back that appears to be " pointing to where the wallet file was located". Good catch, completely forgot about that. I was checking "Atomic wallet" folder instead of "atomic". The wallet seems to create two different folders in the AppData. Were you saying I can re-install and get my old wallet back? Please what's the procedure? |
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Without the seedphrase, there isn't much you can do to recover the wallet unless you have the wallet file which might have been uninstalled with the software but even if it wasn't, I'm not sure which file you should be looking for. If you check the "AppData" folder for Atomic wallet (I just did) there are no wallet files there.
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I had an Atomic wallet I uninstalled months ago. I didn't care to write down the recovery seeds offline but wrote them in a document in my computer. It's got less than $50 worth of digital assets that's why I wasn't interested in backing it up. Now, I see a lot of guys buying old wallets on Reddit and was like "If I sell all those wallets i'm not using, it couold add up" I cam to BTT to figure out why folks are buying old wallets to also benefit from the airdrops or whatever but found nothing. So I made up my mind to recover my old Atomic wallet but can't find the recovery seed. I only know the password. How do I get it and sell to wallet buyers since some of these wallets have been of little use to me in months.
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You didn't talk about payment man. Folks are interested in converting their passion to money. Would you mind explaining the benefits of joining your Bitcoin history debar recognition? I mean, it's not like you're giving a service cross for involvement. How much in btc are you willing to pay participants? Thanks.
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'No one is interested in your transaction acceleration scam. No one.
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What I understood by solo mining is mining with a single maching. I've been looking at the guide to make sense out of it. |
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I read somewhere that a solo miner mined a block. As big a gamble as that is, I'm considering solo mining with just one machine. I'm not bothered if I never mine a block but I just want to give it a shot. Is there a guide somewhere on the best miner to buy and how to set it up. Has someone here tried solo mining. I just need some sort of guidance. Thanks.
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I have spare time for more assignments. DM.
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