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To bad but on 0.4 you are out of luck without the wallet file.
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You need to provide more info... what wallet did you use?
Like i said, there is till 11.9 BTC unspent and if you provide enough info we might figure out if this is one of your old wallet's change addresses or not.
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They will probably ask you to pay to "reactivate the account"... if they do, this is a scam.
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I am looking to build a network that trades Bitcoin and all other cryptocurrencies, using as many payment methods as possible. I am seeking suppliers who have cryptocurrencies to sell, and will be paying 5-10% above market rate via any payment method you choose. Also I am looking to fulfill the needs of those trying to buy any type of cryptocurrency, I am a fast, reliable, and honest source for you to buy your coins. I am based in the United States and have bank accounts ready for transactions, using square cash, PayPal, wire transfer, and deposits, or any other payment method you may suggest. Also I can do crypto to crypto transactions for very low fees. I am available 24/7 at 239-245-1411 & tantatova@gmail.com. I look forward to trading cryptocurrency with you! You did not mention anything about escrow? |
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How many words in the seed? 12?
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Wallet.dat is from Bitcoin Core, not from Electrum... are you sure this "wallet.dat" was from Electrum? Or are you simply basing that on the output from seed recovery?
Yes i'm sure. How can i recover the private key from a wallet ? Follow the instructions in the Link to get you private keys back. - Install python 2.7 and select "Add python.exe to Path" during installation. - Download ZIP of this repository. https://github.com/Dwerg/walletaid- Unzip walletaid. - Make a copy of wallet.dat and place in walletaid folder. - Open config.ini and change parameters appropriate to the coin. - Run "Extract keys.bat" - Choose whether to dump all keys or search for specific key(s). - If search is chosen, paste each indivudual address to seach for on a new line and click "OK". - Open "foundkeys.txt" to see the recovered keys and addresses. I don’t know the parameters for your specific wallet, but may you find them in the description. If you are successful I would be thankful: ETH --> 0x7d276e21e5cfb239005a0158b9ebf52c3a266a2d  For myself it worked perfect with a ZClassic Wallet. If you have issues, don’t hesitate to ask for support, may I (we) can help. https://www.reddit.com/r/ZClassic/comments/7vk41c/upvote_to_the_top_solution_for_zclassic_eleos/Regards Did you read that OP has lost his password? Your method will not work without the password.... |
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Did you backup your private keys or seed or anything from your old harddisk before installing the new version? I really hope you did....
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So currently all the private keys you have start with t1? Do you have any other info like rootkey or seed or anything else?
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Segwit by default, and you can choose Bech32. Will install it right now 
ps. someone have to change this news:News: Latest stable version of Bitcoin Core: 0.15.1 (https://bitcoin.org/en/download) Don't know if it is a stable version yet |
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My transaction is stuck too i'm waiting for it for 1 week
We can not help you without a TX |
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Nice! Time to play around with the new binaries. |
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Do you have any idea where you got the malware from?
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What format is your PK? I am not sure how blockchain.info exports the private keys but maybe the format is not supported?
on blokchain.info show me Private Key Format : WIF its supported or not ? any recommendation wallet ? i try using electrum but in installation show me fatal error python35.dll   Where did you download Electrum? WiF should be supported yes. |
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What format is your PK? I am not sure how blockchain.info exports the private keys but maybe the format is not supported?
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The most easy way would be to export all private keys and import them again to the new devic(es).
This only works if all the private keys are in the same format, example WIF.
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If it is a 24 char pass with upper, lowercase and numbers it should not take that long.... You clearly don't know BIP38 encryption, even 6 characters will be very expensive to brute-force! i have a decent idea what the passphrase may be. Can you share this? If his password is one 24 char word and he knows part of it im sure that a good python script wont take long to crack it. |
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If it is a 24 char pass with upper, lowercase and numbers it should not take that long.... Are 100% sure it is exactly 24 char? Does it have symbols like #, @,€...?
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