It should rescan automatically with importprivkey (unless you explicitly tell it not to) but you could always try shutting bitcoin-qt down and then restarting it using the -rescan option to force it to rescan.
Note also that the rescan can take quite a bit of time (depending upon your hardware).
BTW - you did verify that the correct address was imported (i.e. it is in your list of receive addresses)?
Topic: Bitcoin Client does not recognize/forgets my Bitcoins (Read 694 times)
Long story short:
I moved some 0.1 BTC to a paper Wallet.
I removed my old wallet.dat and restarted bitcoin-qt to generate an empty new one.
With help of Debug Window i did "importprivkey myprivkey"
But still 0.00 BTC
My BTC are still there at the Address - tested with blockchain.info search
How do i rescan the downloaded Blockchain manually?
Is this even the Problem?
And yes, i restarted the client.
Is it possible the client misses out some transaction from time to time? (and so "forgetting" bitcoins?)
I moved some 0.1 BTC to a paper Wallet.
I removed my old wallet.dat and restarted bitcoin-qt to generate an empty new one.
With help of Debug Window i did "importprivkey myprivkey"
But still 0.00 BTC
My BTC are still there at the Address - tested with blockchain.info search
How do i rescan the downloaded Blockchain manually?
Is this even the Problem?
And yes, i restarted the client.
Is it possible the client misses out some transaction from time to time? (and so "forgetting" bitcoins?)
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