"wallet.dat" is the name of the Bitcoin Core default wallet
For MultiBit the OP will want to look for a file "multibit.wallet"
The path is as sgk states.
Topic: Computer Crashed (Read 1380 times)
If the old drive was running Windows 7 or 8, the wallet file should be in:
D:\Users\*username*\AppData\Roaming\Multibit\wallet.dat
(Where *username* is your own username)
Note that the path usually starts with C:\ but since your drive is now mounted as secondary drive, it should start with D:\ in your case.
D:\Users\*username*\AppData\Roaming\Multibit\wallet.dat
(Where *username* is your own username)
Note that the path usually starts with C:\ but since your drive is now mounted as secondary drive, it should start with D:\ in your case.
Last night my computer crashed. The hard drive where multibit and the rest of my coins works. I can't load the drive normally but can access it as a 2nd drive when installed on another computer. I installed the hd drive on my other computer and accessed it from the desktop as drive D: after windows is loaded from drive C:
I can see all the files on drive D: but when i click on the multibit icon it loads a new address and not my old one with my bitcoins. This goes for the other alt coin wallets ive tried as well. So I guess its making address for drive C:.
How do i access my bitcoins and address that is stored on drive D: thru drive C:?
If i try and load drive D: as my main drive. It loads part way and just resets
I can see all the files on drive D: but when i click on the multibit icon it loads a new address and not my old one with my bitcoins. This goes for the other alt coin wallets ive tried as well. So I guess its making address for drive C:.
How do i access my bitcoins and address that is stored on drive D: thru drive C:?
If i try and load drive D: as my main drive. It loads part way and just resets
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