One transaction never confirm, but next transaction yes. Lost BTC? Help![SOLVED]

[Il tetini]

Hi, i sended today 20 BTC to my account on MTGox to start selling, and i have done that before. In fact i have done a lot of transactions before.
But this transaction never got confirmed, i waited several hours but nothing. Then i sended 1 BTC to myself and that transaction was confirmed normally (got 3 confirmations at this moment). This is a screenshot of my client:

http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/2015/capturaei.png

As you can see, i have block chain downloaded and the next transaction is getting confimations. Did i lost the Bitcoins?  Please help me i dont know what happened...
This is the addres that i sended the coins: 13ci5EESLT38CH94Kd32MG7cE4BbPp9wgW
Block explorer tells me that nothing have been sended... but the coins were subtracted in my client...



EDIT: I tried with an old copy of the wallet, and the transaction just dissapeared. Seems that was invalid, i dont know.

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[padrino]

This implies the client may have had an internal fault of some kind, have you restarted it to see if it cleans itself up?

[Il tetini]

Ty for your answer, i just solved the problem.

[hellgreen]

Il tetini
How did you solve it? I have absolutely the same situation! 2 days and 0/ no  confirmations. Block exlorer said that I didnt even make this transfer to mtgox...

[Il tetini]

I writed it on the first post, just put an older backup of the wallet.

[hellgreen]

Thanks..... damn! I dont have a backup copy of my wallet.dat without this broken transaction... so looks like I lose my coin:(

So the bitcoin wallet now have a bug when your transaction just stuck in your wallet and only we can do now is to backup our wallet before every coin transfer to be sure that we don't lose our coins. Right? This question for developers if they read this thread...

[Man From The Future]

Try running bitcoind -rescan?

[hellgreen]

actualy, I don't know how to do this right... I have win xp so I use cmd and than use start bitcoin.exe -rescan
it opens a bitcoin client but looks like nothing changes:(


cmd /K C: && cd "C:\Program Files\bitcoin\"
than
start bitcoin.exe -rescan

[Man From The Future]

Try running bitcoind.exe -rescan

Leave it running for a while, and close it after that and repoen the gui client.