I'm stuck at 11942 approx blocks remaining and still have 16K of unconfirmed coins which were previously confirmed.
1.7.0.1 is the latest wallet, but we recommend backing up your wallet.dat and deleting everything -- and then firing back up the wallet again. Have you tried that?
I cleared everything again (i.e. deleted all the blockchain files, except wallet.dat) on my 9500 water unconfirmed Wallet #1 and cleared everything on our preferred newer Water Wallet #2 for receiving funds when mining at the Official Clear Water Coin pool at pool.cleanwatercoin.org. Reference: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7121436
The first 1.7.0.1 Windows 8.1 64-bit Wallet #1 doesn't sync any further at 1009 blocks to go. The Second Water Wallet 1.7.0.1 on Windows 7 64-bit is stuck around 958 blocks to go.
Actually an UPDATE:
on the Windows 8.1 WATER wallet #1, it now says:
WARNING: Invalid checkpoint found! Displayed transactions may not be correct! You may need to upgrade, or notify developers.
I was about to update the wallet with a new client that would reject connections from clients of previous versions so we don't have to worry about this anymore, but didn't have time to finish up. Will do as soon as my schedule allows it. I apologize for the delays and I take all the blames on me regarding that. I'm still trying to find ways to extend a day's length to more than 24h. It's just ain't enough...
My advice to you is to delete the files (indluding wallet.dat after of course you create a backup of it) and put in your config file the following:
irc=0
dns=0
connect= 107.170.89.103
This will make your wallet connect to this ip only (it's one of the official nodes of cleanwatercoin) and download blocks from the chain.
You might see that you can't connect to it. Just let it open, eventually it will connect (as soon as the ban period has passed).
Then, as soon as your wallet finishes syncing, stop the wallet, remove the above directives (or just put a # in front of them to remark them), restore your wallet.dat backup and then start your wallet again.
If you find many coins that you minted through PoS to not be available anymore, that's normal as most probably you were staking in the wrong chain.
If you find that there are coins missing, you can always do a "checkwallet" from the rpc console to see what the wallet thinks about those coins. In case there are coins reported as missing or spent, then run "repairwallet"
Hope that helps
Thank you, Mindfox, for taking the time to help and providing this information/suggestion. I will try your solution in the coming days and report back.
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