Where is my wallet..

[riocaroni]

Hello,

after installing  a qbic windows wallet, i dont know to restart my wallet.. cant find an exe.file  ..
Thank you for helping.

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[sunriseme]

Did you finish download and run?

Not sure I understand what was wrong, but I found here similar topic with help from member kikhtr, find his fix bellow, try it, it might help...hopefully

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2737347.msg29504453#msg29504453

[baobao2000]

There are different way to find the file
1: Click the Start button, type the download file name (qbic .exe) or keywords with your keyboard,
and press Enter. The search results will appear. Simply click a file or folder to open it.
2: open File Explorer, then locate and select Downloads (below Favorites on the left side of the window). A list of your recently downloaded files will appear.

[Thefrolly]

You should try searching your software in the Program Files folder which is located in the C drive as most of the installed softwares create a directory with the software files and its runnable there. If you still aren't able to find it. Try to look into the install/uninstall option in the Programs/Features menu in the settings section if its there.

[Muhammedayo]

Search for the name on your window tab, open from there or send to desktop as shortcut or pin the logo to your task bar for easy access.

If all doesn't work, Go to your installation directory from c:// ... and continue with the above options.

[Velkro]

Hello,

after installing  a qbic windows wallet, i dont know to restart my wallet.. cant find an exe.file  ..
Thank you for helping.

You can also aside from answers above try to search documentation of that wallet where it stores actual wallet file (with your addresses).
By that you can be able to backup your wallets not depending only on software.

[icroatt]

Hello,

after installing  a qbic windows wallet, i dont know to restart my wallet.. cant find an exe.file  ..
Thank you for helping.

It looks like the other's have answered your question on the .exe portion, but I would also recommend that you backup your wallet.dat file from the installation directory. Generally that is the file that contains your keys. I would keep it either on a flash drive or a second copy in another form of safe storage. Just in case. We threw out a computer in 2010 that had bitcoin worth a few hundred thousand dollars nowadays. Hindsight is 20/20.