A bitcoin wallet working on 2 laptops ?

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Quote from: tj4dmx on October 31, 2017, 09:00:02 AM

Quote from: ahmedjamal1998 on October 31, 2017, 08:41:02 AM

Yes of course you can.
Download the wallet there and import your private keys and (wallet.dat if needed) and you're good to go.
What wallet are you using ? Just to give you more precise instructions.

My wallet is www.blockchain.info

I thought you're asking for offline wallet. If blockchain all devices are working it's a webwallet as long you have internet you can access your wallet.

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Quote from: tj4dmx on October 31, 2017, 09:00:02 AM

Quote from: ahmedjamal1998 on October 31, 2017, 08:41:02 AM

Yes of course you can.
Download the wallet there and import your private keys and (wallet.dat if needed) and you're good to go.
What wallet are you using ? Just to give you more precise instructions.

My wallet is www.blockchain.info

Isn't blockchain an online wallet? Means you can open it anywhere using browser as long as you have internet connection. Just be sure to also have access to your phone and email coz blockchain will be confirming your identity when opening on a new ip or device

SainagBurra

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Yes you can use two laptops.Just import private keys.Thats it.

Kazi Sajib

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yes you can be used your 1 wallet in many device, just submit your the verification term & it soo easy ,

anneg814

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absolutely yes, as long as you have your email, seed or private key for your wallet, just important your wallet then paste or private key or seed.

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Yes, a bitcoin wallet can exist in two different machines. But in your case you mentioned blockchain.info, which is an online wallet provider, and there aren't any problems regarding that since the wallets exist online (which is pretty much self explanatory.)

Quote from: LeaderAMB on November 01, 2017, 07:09:01 PM

so i can use a wallet on 2 computer, before i think i only use a wallet on 1 computer

Yes you can. There wouldn't be much of a problem until you try to double-spend a transaction using both machines.

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Yes it works. Just download wallet and import private in your wallet.Then use happily

Quote from: LeaderAMB on November 01, 2017, 07:09:01 PM

so i can use a wallet on 2 computer, before i think i only use a wallet on 1 computer

You were wrong sir

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so i can use a wallet on 2 computer, before i think i only use a wallet on 1 computer

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Quote from: odolvlobo on November 01, 2017, 01:08:30 AM

With typical usage, you will have bitcoins stored at many addresses in a wallet, and knowing a single private key is not enough to access all the bitcoins in the wallet.

But knowing a single private key is enough to access the bitcoins that has transfered to one address. Its enough in any situation.
Yes? Am I right? I want to know if I receive some bitcoins in an address, is its private key enough to access them in future if I lose my PC.

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Quote from: javadsalehi on October 31, 2017, 06:19:45 PM

What do you mean from seed? Do you mean private key?
As far as I know, with knowing the private key, we are able to import our bitcoins to any wallet whenever we want and in any PC. Am I right?

A seed is used by a wallet to generate its private keys. It is sometimes also referred to as the recovery phrase. It is not a private key or a password.

With typical usage, you will have bitcoins stored at many addresses in a wallet, and knowing a single private key is not enough to access all the bitcoins in the wallet.

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Yes most wallets can be used on several different devices

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Quote from: tgPowell on October 31, 2017, 08:51:55 AM

For Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Knots you must copy wallet.dat file to both computers. For Electrum you need enter you seed. For other wallets read their instructions

What do you mean from seed? Do you mean private key?

As far as I know, with knowing the private key, we are able to import our bitcoins to any wallet whenever we want and in any PC. Am I right?

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Yes you can use them on your two pc's of course, but there are some wallets that are so worried about the security and for every movement of your pc, of even if you open your wallet with another IP they will start asking for ID verification, or some other security layers like 2fa, patrón, and so many other autenthicators, but anyway, there doing it just for our own security.
But in fact, you can open your wallet in wherever you want, so yes, it is possible.

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It depends on what kind of wallet you are using.

If you are using an HD wallet, then it is probably ok to share it on two different computers because both computers will generate the same addresses.

If you are not using an HD wallet, then you may have problems because the same addresses will not be generated on both computers.

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Quote from: tgPowell on October 31, 2017, 08:51:55 AM

For Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Knots you must copy wallet.dat file to both computers. For Electrum you need enter you seed. For other wallets read their instructions

Thanks.

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Quote from: ArtPt on October 31, 2017, 08:52:55 AM

Sure. Just copy wallet.dat and it should work.

oh thanks.
And will the private keys be the same since the wallet is just one wallet on two different laptop.

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Quote from: ahmedjamal1998 on October 31, 2017, 08:41:02 AM

Yes of course you can.
Download the wallet there and import your private keys and (wallet.dat if needed) and you're good to go.
What wallet are you using ? Just to give you more precise instructions.

My wallet is www.blockchain.info

ArtPt

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Sure. Just copy wallet.dat and it should work.

tgPowell

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For Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Knots you must copy wallet.dat file to both computers. For Electrum you need enter you seed. For other wallets read their instructions

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Import bitcoin private key can be solved
Hope to help you

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