Created a new wallet and used an address before Armory synced its stuck at 98%

[CrazyMiata]

Hi I really love all the features of Armory on paper and appreciate the work you've done. I downloaded and installed over the weekend and have not been able to get it to run. I really need it to run because I have already used one of the address before it synced up and fear I may never have access. I did do the paper backup. My problem is that it gets stuck at 98% analyzing the block chain transactions. I've left it as long as two hours and still! I restart app and it starts analyzing again then gets stuck in same spot. What should I do? Thank you!

Oh I run Win 7 64bit

[CrazyMiata]

I have tried 3 different versions all with the same results. I tried the 32bit version as well and towards the end I would get a run time error. I install C++ Redistributable 2012 and no run time error but stays stuck like all the rest.

I have 6 GB of ram on my laptop and physical usage never exceeded 4.8-4.9 GB.

I will be trying to export this into another client.

[CrazyMiata]

Found error in log

2013-06-11 23:26 (ERROR) -- ArmoryQt.py:652 - 13 attempts to load blockchain failed.  Remove mempool.bin.
2013-06-11 23:26 (ERROR) -- ArmoryQt.py:657 - File mempool.bin does not exist. Nothing deleted.

[picobit]

Are you sure you have installed a 64 bit version of armory?  The 32 bit version has reportedly stopped working because some of the data cannot be addresses in 32-bit mode.  It must be one of the very few real-world applications needing 64 bit!

If everything else fails, start Armory in offline mode and export the private keys.  You should be able to import them in another client, or on blockchain.info or similar.

[CrazyMiata]

Yes, I did I only downloaded the 64bit installers, I tried one of the 32bit installers to see if it would work to no avail. There was a bug noted by the author that the installers installs Armory into the wrong directory "Program Files (x86)" Anyways I just exported the private key, formated it for MultiBit and am using that. I would rather use Armory though. Hate the idea of having Java installed.