I haven't received my bitcoins

[droark]

Yes, that's the same. Please make sure it's turned off, and that you're running Core manually. Make sure that Core is fully up-to-date too (~499,000 blocks as of today).

[brutus500]

I did another sync of the bitcoin core, and after started Armory.
It is still offline and 461962 blocks.

What logs can I post here?
Thank you

[82b]

When I try to export the keys armory ask me about passphrase. What does it mean.

And Exodus speakabout error by Non-base 58 character?

Greetings

[PhoenixFire]

When I try to export the keys armory ask me about passphrase. What does it mean.

And Exodus speakabout error by Non-base 58 character?

Greetings

When you made your Armory wallet, you encrypted it with a password. You need to use that.

[droark]

I did another sync of the bitcoin core, and after started Armory.
It is still offline and 461962 blocks.

What logs can I post here?
Thank you

File -> Export Log File

If you want to dive into the logs themselves, dblog.txt (in the Armory data directory) should have the relevant info, but all logs should be posted to be safe.

[jojo69]

I did another sync of the bitcoin core, and after started Armory.
It is still offline and 461962 blocks.

What logs can I post here?
Thank you

just to be clear

you unchecked file/settings/Let Armory run Bitcoin Core/bitcoind in the background?

you left Bitcoin Core running when you launched Armory?

[toomuch08]

Noob here, I have been reading about this problem for two weeks. I have read instructions, watched you tube videos and I am not confident enough to sweep my bitcoins to Electrum.
Why? it's money.
I am asking someone to make a video showing exactly how to sweep or move bitcoins to Electrum from Armory with current versions, step by step like you teach a child using a windows 10 64 pc.
I followed one link to a video that was dead.
Where most confusion starts is with terminology. "String Address, public key, private key, address pool, export key list (which one)? Address pool,
Example from forum post:
"Then you need to export the private keys and then import them into another Bitcoin wallet

1. Wallet Properties
2. Backup This Wallet
3. See other backup options
4. select "export keys list"
5. click "export keys list"
6. Select "Address String", "Private key (Plain Base58)", "Include unused (Address Pool)", "Omit spaces in key data"   ....."

What does the address string look like? and where does it go in electrum. Video's I have watched use old versions of electrum so I can't follow instructions.


All your addresses/private keys will be displayed in the text window. You should be able to see the key that matches the address you sent bitcoins to. You can either copy/paste or save to a text file etc...

Then get another wallet that allows you to import (or sweep) private keys... I'd recommend Electrum (electrum.org/#download) given that you don't want a full node.
I have read sweeping is different than moving.
I have a paper backup of Armory wallet.
I didn't know Armory is not a good choice for beginners, my internet is very slow by today's standards.
Trying to get coin base to sync for weeks, I just want to move away from Bitcoin Core and Armory.
Before I bought bitcoin I searched for  Windows Wallets and no one making suggestions mentioned that Armory is probably not a good choice for noob's.
I bought them to learn and for me a steep learning curve.
Thank you.

[coolycoff]

Hello!
I have the same problem
Please help me.

I use Armory 0.96.3.992 and Bitcoin Core 0.15.1
I have made paper backup

01/19/2018 23:46 I sent 0.00745953 BTC to my Armory


But I had made mistake before. I used armory offline and created request to receive bitcoins early than bitcoin core have been installed.

After that I've downloaded all blockchain via bitcoin core, but unfortunately it's seems no money in my wallet.

This is blockchain transaction https://blockchain.info/ru/address/1FvHsnwRvrN8uxjoFyFT4oS9nQwsTPqMpg
This is screenshot of Armory https://yadi.sk/i/GfdAiaIh3RjCLp

[PhoenixFire]

Hello!
I have the same problem
Please help me.

I use Armory 0.96.3.992 and Bitcoin Core 0.15.1
I have made paper backup

01/19/2018 23:46 I sent 0.00745953 BTC to my Armory


But I had made mistake before. I used armory offline and created request to receive bitcoins early than bitcoin core have been installed.

After that I've downloaded all blockchain via bitcoin core, but unfortunately it's seems no money in my wallet.

This is blockchain transaction https://blockchain.info/ru/address/1FvHsnwRvrN8uxjoFyFT4oS9nQwsTPqMpg
This is screenshot of Armory https://yadi.sk/i/GfdAiaIh3RjCLp

Either Armory hasn't managed to scan all the blocks for some reason, or Bitcoin Core has not downloaded a full copy of the blockchain.

[jojo69]

Either Armory hasn't managed to scan all the blocks for some reason, or Bitcoin Core has not downloaded a full copy of the blockchain.

or he is somehow loading up the wrong wallet, but yeah

[HCP]

1. Wallet Properties
2. Backup This Wallet
3. See other backup options
4. select "export keys list"
5. click "export keys list"
6. Select "Address String", "Private key (Plain Base58)", "Include unused (Address Pool)", "Omit spaces in key data"   ....."

What does the address string look like? and where does it go in electrum. Video's I have watched use old versions of electrum so I can't follow instructions.

That looks like one of my posts... and I think you're misunderstanding what it is saying... and you obviously haven't actually attempted to follow the instructions. If you had you would know that "Address String", "Private Key (Plain Base58)" etc, are "check boxes" that you can either tick or untick to select various options, like this:



As for Electrum. You don't want to put the "Address String" into Electrum. If you do that, you'll create a "watching only" wallet that will be able to SEE the coins and addresses, but will NOT be able to spend them! You need to use the "Private key (Plain Base58)" values displayed in the text box in Armory after you follow the steps. Then in Electrum, create a new wallet:

"File -> New\Restore -> (give the wallet a name) -> Import Bitcoin Addresses or Private Keys":



Then copy/paste all the "Private Key (Plain Base58)" values into the box:


NOTE: The Private keys, should all start with a "5", a "K" or an "L"

I have read sweeping is different than moving.

No, sweeping and moving are effectively the same thing. You are creating a transaction that sends coins from one address (old wallet) to another address (in new wallet).  IMPORTING is different, you are effectively adding the private key/bitcoin address into the new wallet... so instead of moving coins, you are just letting the new wallet control the old address.

[coolycoff]

Hello!
I have the same problem
Please help me.

I use Armory 0.96.3.992 and Bitcoin Core 0.15.1
I have made paper backup

01/19/2018 23:46 I sent 0.00745953 BTC to my Armory


But I had made mistake before. I used armory offline and created request to receive bitcoins early than bitcoin core have been installed.

After that I've downloaded all blockchain via bitcoin core, but unfortunately it's seems no money in my wallet.

This is blockchain transaction https://blockchain.info/ru/address/1FvHsnwRvrN8uxjoFyFT4oS9nQwsTPqMpg
This is screenshot of Armory https://yadi.sk/i/GfdAiaIh3RjCLp

Either Armory hasn't managed to scan all the blocks for some reason, or Bitcoin Core has not downloaded a full copy of the blockchain.

Bitcoin Core has completed downloaded all blockchain (180+GB) and Armory has scanned all the block https://yadi.sk/i/5cOmssSO3Rq3WT . But the balance is still zero.

https://yadi.sk/i/1zF6F4sv3Rq3VT

[clemdementhe]

Bitcoin Core has completed downloaded all blockchain (180+GB) and Armory has scanned all the block https://yadi.sk/i/5cOmssSO3Rq3WT . But the balance is still zero.

https://yadi.sk/i/1zF6F4sv3Rq3VT

I'm afraid that isn't "all blockchain", you're only seeing activity up to about late 2015 (your 390783 number) so your recent transaction won't be visible yet. Current block height is 506349.