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ren %appdata%\bitcoin\wallet.dat wallet.leer
xcopy %appdata%\bitcoin x:\ /k /r /e /i /s /c /h
ren %appdata%\bitcoin\wallet.leer wallet.dat
@echo off
rem p ist "hier"
rem x ist "wo ist der Datenordner für das Programm"
rem y ist der Datenordner im "hier"
set p=%~dp0
set x=%temp%\btcdata
set y=%p%BTCData
rem wechsel ins programm
cd %p%BTCProg
echo Bitcoin-Daten werden auf die Festplatte kopiert...
rem evtl. übergebliebenen Datenordner löschen
rd /s /q "%x%" 2>nul:
rem neu anlegen
md "%x%"
rem Daten in Datenordner kopieren
xcopy "%y%" "%x%" /k /r /e /i /s /c /h
echo Bitcoin wird gestartet...
echo Dieses Fenster nicht schliessen!!!
bitcoin-qt.exe -datadir=%x%
echo Bitcoin-Daten werden auf dem Stick gesichert...
rem älteste Generation löschen
rd /s /q %y%.gen2 2>nul:
rem alle Generationen eins aufrücken
move %y%.gen1 %y%.gen2
move %y% %y%.gen1
rem aktuellen Datenordner anlegen
md %y%
rem und mit Daten füllen
xcopy "%x%" "%y%" /k /r /e /i /s /c /h
rem Reste auf der Festplatte löschen
rd /s /q "%x%" 2>nul: