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[Igor76200]

He overwrote it himself a few days ago and he knows it.

I didn't overwrite anything. If you do a search with Wondershare recovery those two ballet.dat files are still visible. About the other recovery programs, they never were able to find these files.

Other recovery programs found lots of .dat files but not the « ballet.dat ». I have no idea why.

I explained this on the previous page already.

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[escobol]

The disk you scanned/recovered was D: right?

[Igor76200]

I realized that I had made a mistake.

The previous recycler was created at 15 November 2013 and lived up to 1 February 2014 and the last modification was at 29 January 2014.
On 1 February 2014 the second recycler was created which still is the current bin and it was last modified at 25 February 2021.
So that is not too long ago and I would tend to conclude that OP overwrote his own wallet less then two weeks ago.
Why would you write onto a drive that you are trying to recover ?

I'm just re reading your message. I need to recapitulate.

- If the first bin was created nov 15 2013 : that was the old owner. Before I bought the Laptop.

- On January 7th 2014 I created my Bitcoin wallets. Including the wallet we are searching now.
   I deleted this wallet immediately. It was on the computer probably only a few hours.

- Second bin was created February 1st 2014.


That mean I put the wallet in the first bin. 100%
If I understand correctly, I need to look for lost partitions and locate the first bin ?


@escobol I scanned C (the current vhd file is C) and then recovered the files on D. The program suggested to send those files on a different drive in order to avoid data loss.

I didn't deleted those file... you can try to download the demo version of Wondershare recovery. They are still there.

[NotATether]

That mean I put the wallet in the first bin. 100%
If I understand correctly, I need to look for lost partitions and locate the first bin ?

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I didn't deleted those file... you can try to download the demo version of Wondershare recovery. They are still there.

So the files you are looking for weren't permanently deleted but just tossed in the Recycle Bin? If that's the case then it shouldn't be hard to find. Search in the first bin, and then the names of each file and folder in there is going to be a long string of letters and numbers. These are IDs the Recycle Bin renames deleted files to, and it has these IDs in a database somewhere along with the old names which is used when you restore a file. So, the file name does not have to match ballet.dat or similar, it could be any .dat file except with a very long name on it.

Check the other .dat files, especially if they are only several KBs large - those could actually be the wallets you're looking for.

[dymon]

I found one encrypted address

   "mkey": {
        "encrypted_key": "1665e0b9375c20a720c77799a7386eba77149b97bd34ebce42ee962882da8a3abfe566040b7aae4 5e941880972dc7a8b",
        "nDerivationIterations": 62166,
        "nDerivationMethod": 0,
        "nID": 1,
        "otherParams": "",
        "salt": "96d596871f9a2dcc"
    },


you can check password on this encrypted_key
here is guide
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140912.msg7690647#msg7690647
if your password works this will be your wallet with bitcoin

[Igor76200]

I found one encrypted address

   "mkey": {
        "encrypted_key": "1665e0b9375c20a720c77799a7386eba77149b97bd34ebce42ee962882da8a3abfe566040b7aae4 5e941880972dc7a8b",
        "nDerivationIterations": 62166,
        "nDerivationMethod": 0,
        "nID": 1,
        "otherParams": "",
        "salt": "96d596871f9a2dcc"
    },


you can check password on this encrypted_key
here is guide
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140912.msg7690647#msg7690647
if your password works this will be your wallet with bitcoin

It's been a while since I last checked this thread.
I will try ! But there is little chance it's the winning wallet. There was many encrypted wallets on this disk.