Now when I load the wallet it is telling me I have a datadir error and a runtime error so I'm lost on how to get this thing going folks?
To start it with the -reindex flag, you can move to the directory that has credits-qt.exe in it, and type: 'start credits-qt.exe -reindex'
Okay I will try that then what I iniitially did was delete the wallet and the %appdata% roaming folder and now I'm extracting the .torrent folder again to start from scratch since I didn't have any credits yet anyways but if all works out I will send you my address for the free 10 credits k guys
Thanks again for all the help
Ok, but if you do that, it's better to just start the wallet like normal.
Then it should sync in about an hour. Be careful to not force close the wallet. Internal databases may get messed up.
Okay here is what I'm going to do right now is I'm going to put the extracted .torrent file Bitcredit into the roaming folder before I open the wallet. Is that a good idea? Then the wallet wouldn't have to create one on it's own right?
Backup your wallet "Or don't bother if don't have any coins"
Delete the appdata/roaming/bitcredit folder
Extract the bitcredit.zip file into appdata/roaming
Right click on the extracted Bitcredit folder and uncheck read only - Click OK - apply changes to folder subfolders and files
Copy wallet back to appdata/roaming/Bitcredit "if you backed one up"
Go to your bitcredit-qt executable
Right click and select create shortcut
Right click on the newly created shortcut and select properties
In the target field add -checklevel=2 at the end of the path: bitcredit-qt.exe -checklevel=2
Launch Credits from the shortcut
Wait
It may seem like it isn't doing anything and it might stay stuck for a long time when synching the Credits blockchain. Just wait. It will synch up. Do NOT close the wallet until it finishes which will take hours.
But I have to ask why is the first deposit over 10 credits for me? Or is it like that for everyone who opens their wallet for the first time? 
