Need help to send my btcs from electrum with no SEED and no 2FA

[AB de Royse777]

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I've never used 2FA on Electrum, but doesn't this make 2FA totally worthless?

Same here but when I was helping OP, I was experimenting on creating a 2FA wallet. I was semi successful to create one but somehow I was not getting right output for 2FA addition. It was keep saying 2FA error. But I had the seed. So whenever I was trying forgot 2FA or something like that feature it was asking me to enter the seed. But I knew that it would not be hard to set a correct 2FA.

In that process I noticed the response from OP that he was successful in accessing/sending his fund then I gave up that shit LOL

However, what I realized that this is waste of time to have a 2FA enabled wallet. Instead a MultiSig wallet do a better job. I always use 2/2 MultiSig wallet to store large sum of my stash. I feel safer than standard wallet.

[Abdussamad]

Seed isn't stored in a 2fa wallet file so IDK what the OP did.

The only case where the seed is stored in the wallet file of a 2fa wallet is if the wallet has been restored from seed and the user chooses to disable 2fa protection at which point it ceases to be a 2fa wallet. But if that's the case it wouldn't prompt the OP for an OTP code when he tried to spend his coins. Yet he says he was prompted for it.

[HCP]

Seed isn't stored in a 2fa wallet file so IDK what the OP did.

The only case where the seed is stored in the wallet file of a 2fa wallet is if the wallet has been restored from seed and the user chooses to disable 2fa protection at which point it ceases to be a 2fa wallet. But if that's the case it wouldn't prompt the OP for an OTP code when he tried to spend his coins. Yet he says he was prompted for it.

Quoted for Truth.

There is a lot of confusion and mis-information in this thread. I have no idea what the OP did either, but there is no way he was asked for a Google Authenticator code from a 2FA wallet that also had the seed in it...

Either he didn't actually have the coins in the 2FA wallet he was trying to use and the wallet he got the seed from was just a "standard" wallet that he found... or he already had a "restored" version of his 2FA wallet and found that copy of the 2FA wallet file in his wallet directory.

Even without Electrum, you can restore your private keys with for instance iancoleman's Mnemonic Code Converter.

That isn't true... Ian Coleman's Mnemonic Code Converter doesn't work with Electrum seeds (without modification). Like this: https://github.com/FarCanary/ElectrumSeedTester