Create a seed from a selection of words

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(suppose the seed.txt file is in desktop then what will be the path? [ ./PATH/TO/YOUR/FILE.txt ] < Confused with this  )

The easiest thing to do will be to put the file in the same directory as you extracted btcrecover to, then your path will simply be ./FILENAME.txt

Thanks brother I finally understood this. I will put the seed.txt in btcrecover folder.

Note: Win 11, I meant the desktop where all icons are like MyPc, ControlPanel, RecycleBin.

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Note: Win 11, I meant the desktop where all icons are like MyPc, ControlPanel, RecycleBin.

Now this info helps a lot.
In Windows, you have two ways to use the command:

• 1. If pylauncher is selected when you installed Python, you can directly use "python" command in your Command Prompt or PowerShell
• 2. You can also go to python's install location where python.exe is located, use that as your working directory and launch that executable to use the command.

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I think I correctly installed the required software but my problem was with the command as I didn't had enough knowledge in command line.

Any specific error when trying o_e_l_e_o's command?

I've added a heads-up because of my own tests in Windows, btcrecover and certain versions of python that couldn't compile a mandatory requirement for using seedrecover on ETH seed phrase.
Depending on your set-up and installed requirements, you may encounter that error.

First, can you test if python is installed correctly in your system?
Since it's on Windows, try to enter this command in your command prompt and see it it'll return with the installed version:

Code:

python -V

In the latest version, it should be like this (but has compatibility issue with seedrecover):

Code:

py -V

If nothing works, you need to do option2 which requires absolute paths.