Forget Blockchain poassword

[Amy0666]

Is there any way to recover the Blockchain password? I have 0.045.... Satoshi there

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[Jawhead999]

Did you backup the 12 seed words? If you have it you can import to electrum and recover your funds there, no need password.

If you didn't back up the 12 seed words and has some other data (Wallet ID, email, and wallet.aes.json file) you can follow this instructions here to brute force the password https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5320922.msg56467462#msg56467462

[cr1776]

Is there any way to recover the Blockchain password? I have 0.045.... Satoshi there

Do you mean blockchain.info?  Some other wallet? 

[Lorence.xD]

Did you backup the 12 seed words? If you have it you can import to electrum and recover your funds there, no need password.

If you didn't back up the 12 seed words and has some other data (Wallet ID, email, and wallet.as.json file) you can follow this instructions here to brute force the password https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5320922.msg56467462#msg56467462

If this is your problem OP, then try to follow word for word what is instructed, used it once by a friend of mine via email and .json file. I am curious as to how did you forget your blockchain password with that much amount of bitcoin in it, I want to know the story behind it because this could be a story that will help other newbies in what shouldn't be done to lose their password.

[tranthidung]

If you didn't back up the 12 seed words and has some other data (Wallet ID, email, and wallet.as.json file) you can follow this instructions here to brute force the password https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5320922.msg56467462#msg56467462

OP lost password and did not back up so the bruteforce is a way to go with.

Brute-force process will be easier if OP can remember some characters for that password. If the password is very long and OP don't remember any character, brute-force might take too much time.

I am curious as to how did you forget your blockchain password with that much amount of bitcoin in it, I want to know the story behind it because this could be a story that will help other newbies in what shouldn't be done to lose their password.

Such story mostly comes from old wallets when bitcoin was cheaper than now. A long time you don't log in one wallet, the bigger probability that you will forget its password. If you log in it every day or once in a few weeks, you might still remember the password.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMtW8vIHHek

OP, do you have access to your email that was used to register your blockchain.info ~ blockchain.com (now) account?

[sunsilk]

OP, do you have access to your email that was used to register your blockchain.info ~ blockchain.com (now) account?

This is an important question OP, you need to remember it because you can recover the password if you still use the email.

And if other problems that you may find along with your recovery, blockchain.com has their ways to help you through this link: https://login.blockchain.com/#/help

Try all the suggested way of recovery that has been told to you and if you can provide important details to blockchain.com, you may ask the support if they can help you with this matter.

[stomachgrowls]

Is there any way to recover the Blockchain password? I have 0.045.... Satoshi there

Presuming that you had lost those seed then this will be the best option for you to take OP. Recovering via bruteforcing that json.file above.. This is why its really important on making back ups.

Do you have at least remember the;
-Email
-Identifier

If you dont have any of these things then consider those coins to be lost forever.

[The Cryptovator]

@OP, we can't help you if no share more details. Just saying I lost the password, ask for help and disappear after creating the thread wouldn't be helpful to recover your funds. We need a piece of clear information on what currently you have to recover the wallet like other users already asked. Blockchain support won't help you recover your password, so by force, you have to choose an alternative base on your wallet credentials that you have currently.

Anyway, most likely you would find a few PMs from scammers to recover your wallet. Just ignore them and ask to engage with the discussion here if you want to save your funds. Don't hand over your wallet credentials to any scammers.

[o_e_l_e_o]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMtW8vIHHek

Note that this video is using the old and out-dated version of btcrecover from gurnec. Instead, people should be using this version: https://github.com/3rdIteration/btcrecover. It is kept up to date, has more features and recovery options, supports more wallets, is optimized to run faster, and runs on Python 3.6+ (whereas the old version seems to require Python 2.7).

There is an installation guide for Python and btcrecover here: https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/INSTALL/
There is a guide to setting up a tokens file and attempting to brute force a wallet file here: https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/TUTORIAL/#token-lists-and-password-or-seed-lists

This is obviously dependent on OP having a copy of his wallet file or the email address associated with the account with which to receive the wallet file.