I cannot open Interzone wallet after messing up config file.

[Cottonballz]

Please help I entered. This command in the config file of my Interzone wallet to try do get my masternode going. Now when i try to open wallet it pulls up a error.
It have format:
Code:
rpcuser=here you enter any word with several alphanumeric characters
rpcpasswordhere you enter any word with several alphanumeric characters
listen=1
port=11994
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey= along with my key and now I cannot open wallet.
it tells me Error: Cannot Parse config file contains a invalid line. 'It have format:'. Only use key=value syntax. How do I fix the config file without being able to open wallet? Any help will be appreciated. Thank you!

[HCP]

wait... does your config file literally contain these lines at the beginning?:

Code:

It have format:
Code:

Your error message seems to say that these lines are in your file? If so, I'd suggest removing the first two lines ("It have format:" and "Code:") as I think you've copy/pasted something from some instructions incorrectly. Your config file should only contain the following (NOTE: DO NOT copy the "code:"... only copy the text INSIDE the box starting with "rpcuser":

Code:

rpcuser=here you enter any word with several alphanumeric characters
rpcpassword=here you enter any word with several alphanumeric characters
listen=1
port=11994
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey= along with my key and now I cannot open wallet.

You should be able to modify the file with any text editor

[Cottonballz]

Thank you for your help. I cannot open the wallet to get to the config file. All I have in the folder are exe. When I try to run a get the error messag. How do I locate the config file without havingto opening the wallet?

[HCP]

You should not need to open the wallet to get to the config file... it is probably in the Application Data directory... if you are on windows... try looking in C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming and see if there is a directory named something like "InterZone" or similar... have a look in there...

You should see an "interzone.conf" file which you should be able to edit with a text editor.

NOTE: to get \AppData directory (and/or interzone.conf) to show in explorer properly, you may need to show hidden files/folders and get windows to show file extensions properly... refer to these 2 links:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/14201/windows-show-hidden-files

and

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/865219/how-to-show-or-hide-file-name-extensions-in-windows-explorer

Another shortcut is to use: Start -> Run and type "%AppData%" (without the quotes, but including the % symbols) and press enter:

Code:

%AppData%