Recovoring litecoin wallet

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Hey guys back in about may i re-installed windows but i backed up my wallet to a usb which i lost xD So i ran Recuva deep scan and found some wallets that's date matched mine and they recovered fine but when i run them in the litecoin client it says they corrupt or something :/ So i was think what if the wallet was actually ok but there was updates to the litecoin client which made them unusable?

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[Aurics]

Hi, I can't help you with the wallet recovery as I don't have the knowledge, but may I suggest you a better place to keep your cryptos:

https://mcxnow.com/

It's one of few exchanges that was never hacked and it's fully programmed in C++ for that matter.
Just use Google authenticator with it so you couldn't get hacked even if your PC is being infected and keylogged.

[Hazard]

Hi, I can't help you with the wallet recovery as I don't have the knowledge, but may I suggest you a better place to keep your cryptos:

https://mcxnow.com/

It's one of few exchanges that was never hacked and it's fully programmed in C++ for that matter.
Just use Google authenticator with it so you couldn't get hacked even if your PC is being infected and keylogged.

Yes, trusting your coins with a third party (who has a history of scamming) is surely safer than maintaining control of them

[kimosan]

Updates to the litecoin client don't make the wallet unusable, that would be counterproductive to say the least.

Sounds like the wallet was not fully recovered.

[wedge]

I'm not very knowledgeable on the subject, I have no idea if this would work.  But is it possible to use a hex editor or something to find the private keys?  Then import them into a fresh wallet.  Might work as long as the wallet is not encrypted.

[dreamwatcher]

I'm not very knowledgeable on the subject, I have no idea if this would work.  But is it possible to use a hex editor or something to find the private keys?  Then import them into a fresh wallet.  Might work as long as the wallet is not encrypted.

Pywallet is what you are thinking of. I have used it many times to correct wallet problems.

https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet