Topic: Getting messages from Bitcoin-Qt about wallet.dat problems (Read 660 times)
np, glad it fixed itself.
This has happened a few times before and has not been linked to being hacked (as far as I have read).
Bad this happened. Good this is not associated with an attack
I started Bitcoin-Qt now and all my Bitcoins are there and no error message displaying windows pop up. So I assume everything should be okay.
Many thanks for answering.
This has happened a few times before and has not been linked to being hacked (as far as I have read). If on the outside chance you don't have any coins in your wallet and don't need the addresses therein just delete wallet.dat and let bitcoin qt create a new on for you.
If you want to keep your wallet first make a copy of it and put it somewhere safe. Then try running bitcoin qt with the -salvagewallet option. If this doesn't work you may have to try pywallet to retrieve the private keys.
Did this happen immediately after you upgraded or is this just a random error?
I hope something here helps you,
BookLover
If you want to keep your wallet first make a copy of it and put it somewhere safe. Then try running bitcoin qt with the -salvagewallet option. If this doesn't work you may have to try pywallet to retrieve the private keys.
Did this happen immediately after you upgraded or is this just a random error?
I hope something here helps you,
BookLover
I forgot to mention I am using: Bitcoin-Qt v0.8.3-beta, Windows 7 64-bit.
Hi,
I am getting this
and then this
Can someone help? Am I hacked or what?
I am getting this
and then this
Can someone help? Am I hacked or what?
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