private key -second password HELPPPPPPPPPPPP

[crazy-pilot]

sorry first i have not understand
now i have copy all the entire text (starting with "{ guid" and ending with "}" in Import Wallet section but say incorect password - so this cant be used
i need somehow to import the private key first

You need the password of the wallet. That wallet is encrypted it cannot be imported in blockchain.info if you don't know the password.

[btchris]

sorry first i have not understand
now i have copy all the entire text (starting with "{ guid" and ending with "}" in Import Wallet section but say incorect password - so this cant be used
i need somehow to import the private key first

You need the password of the wallet. That wallet is encrypted it cannot be imported in blockchain.info if you don't know the password.

I think crazy-pilot is partly right.

The wallet isn't encrypted with a main password, but it is still encrypted with the second password.

In order to import the wallet, it looks like you'll need to:
  1. Add a second password to the new blockchain.info account, this second password must match the second password of the wallet you're trying to import.
  2. Import the wallet as described above.

[crazy-pilot]

sorry first i have not understand
now i have copy all the entire text (starting with "{ guid" and ending with "}" in Import Wallet section but say incorect password - so this cant be used
i need somehow to import the private key first

You need the password of the wallet. That wallet is encrypted it cannot be imported in blockchain.info if you don't know the password.

I think crazy-pilot is partly right.

The wallet isn't encrypted with a main password, but it is still encrypted with the second password.

In order to import the wallet, it looks like you'll need to:
  1. Add a second password to the new blockchain.info account, this second password must match the second password of the wallet you're trying to import.
  2. Import the wallet as described above.

The easier way to import the wallet.

https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet

1. Drag your wallet to the center and type your second password no need to match the passwords. I tried this recently.

[btchris]

The easier way to import the wallet.

https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet

1. Drag your wallet to the center and type your second password no need to match the passwords. I tried this recently.

Ah, much better

(iamanewbie: to create a wallet file, just copy and paste the text, including the "{", everything in-between, and the "}", from your email into a notepad file.)

[cookiemonsterwhat]

are you still in need of help?

[iamanewbie]

yes, i still need help

crazy-pilot  metdode to simple import with import wallet function - not work "error decryptin wallet. please check password"
probable because i have other password for the new blockchain account in which i will import the wallet backup

so again ... i have the identifier and the long private key encrypted ,looks like
iaZDYzeqTuZdxHXGV6XXXXXXAo0QYthIMnTlec1QJM4wHqpnn8AcX6GBgV1nK/oa75Bi3BCPA5bF6xjWAgJi A==

till now i cant import in bockchain (say invalid key format) .. multibit has option to import only file, not a key, bitcoin armory import only paper wallet, not key ... electrum crash/ close without any response when i try using restore an existing wallet from a seed option

please help me with any working ideea

[iamanewbie]

i still need help with this, thanks

[btchris]

Instead of worrying about the import process, you really need to worry about that second password first.

If, for example, your password is 12 characters long, and only has lowercase letters and numbers in it, but is completely random (e.g. generated by a password generator of some sort), than I'm afraid there are far too many combinations (4 billion billion of them) to successfully brute force. Using the fastest available open-source software (John the Ripper with a GPU), and it'd still take you around 10,000 years...

Code:

36^12 = 4,738,381,338,321,616,896

So before anything else: Do you have your second password? If not, was it random?

[Velkro]

You are trying to secure coins but in chaotic way.... learn more first

[crazy-pilot]

Instead of worrying about the import process, you really need to worry about that second password first.

If, for example, your password is 12 characters long, and only has lowercase letters and numbers in it, but is completely random (e.g. generated by a password generator of some sort), than I'm afraid there are far too many combinations (4 billion billion of them) to successfully brute force. Using the fastest available open-source software (John the Ripper with a GPU), and it'd still take you around 10,000 years...

Code:

36^12 = 4,738,381,338,321,616,896

So before anything else: Do you have your second password? If not, was it random?

If he remembers some of the letters or just the sequence of it it can take up hours to days. You should try this guy he said he have ways to recover passwords. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=717334.0