It seems the backup was created before those addresses were created.
There should still be 100 unused addresses in the keypool.
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There should still be 100 unused addresses in the keypool.
I had my computer crash and before that I had backed up my wallet.dat. I reloaded the new wallet on the new hard drive and
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Where is your old hard drive?...
I have tried everything. It seems that this address is lost forever. Thanks for your help.
It seems the backup was created before those addresses were created.
An address is used from the keypool every time you send btc or create a recieving address. You only lose coins if you send btc or create a recieving address more than 100 times combined without backup up your wallet. Hopefully you didn't do this and still have your private keys.
For more information on why this happens read the section under output about change:https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transactions
EDIT: I replied to the worng thread, sorry.
Try importing the wallet into a blockchain.info wallet:
https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet
Make sure your send your coins to a desktop wallet afterwards. bc.i is only good as a temporary wallet.
https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet
Make sure your send your coins to a desktop wallet afterwards. bc.i is only good as a temporary wallet.
I tried this and blockchin.info keeps giving me an error.
In that case use pywallet to dump all the private keys and then import them into a new wallet.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pywallet-22-manage-your-wallet-update-required-34028
what's the version of the wallet? you may try to use the old one
Try bitcoin-qt -rescan
What is the error blockchain.info gives you?
What are the addresses you have bitcoins at? Does getaddressbyaccount show those addresses? (I've never used this command, so not sure if it will tell you anything useful)
Or can you use pywallet to list all the addresses that your wallet.dat contains private keys for?
What is the error blockchain.info gives you?
What are the addresses you have bitcoins at? Does getaddressbyaccount show those addresses? (I've never used this command, so not sure if it will tell you anything useful)
Or can you use pywallet to list all the addresses that your wallet.dat contains private keys for?
This is what blockchain.info is showing after import attempt. Wallet decrypter returned empty response. Rescan has been tried several times.
Try bitcoin-qt -rescan
What is the error blockchain.info gives you?
What are the addresses you have bitcoins at? Does getaddressbyaccount show those addresses? (I've never used this command, so not sure if it will tell you anything useful)
Or can you use pywallet to list all the addresses that your wallet.dat contains private keys for?
What is the error blockchain.info gives you?
What are the addresses you have bitcoins at? Does getaddressbyaccount show those addresses? (I've never used this command, so not sure if it will tell you anything useful)
Or can you use pywallet to list all the addresses that your wallet.dat contains private keys for?
Then this is not your problem, you need to have performed those actions over 100 times combined for this to have been an issue.
You're using bitcoin-qt correct?
If so is your wallet synced?
You're using bitcoin-qt correct?
If so is your wallet synced?
Yes and Yes.
Then this is not your problem, you need to have performed those actions over 100 times combined for this to have been an issue.
You're using bitcoin-qt correct?
If so is your wallet synced?
You're using bitcoin-qt correct?
If so is your wallet synced?
What's the date of your back up?
12/30/13. The transaction was done with a new generated address on 1/17/14.
It is possible the you exceeded your backup's keypool. Hopefully this is not the case.
Probably no more then 3.
What's the date of your back up?
12/30/13. The transaction was done with a new generated address on 1/17/14.
It is possible the you exceeded your backup's keypool. Hopefully this is not the case.
Try importing the wallet into a blockchain.info wallet:
https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet
Make sure your send your coins to a desktop wallet afterwards. bc.i is only good as a temporary wallet.
https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet
Make sure your send your coins to a desktop wallet afterwards. bc.i is only good as a temporary wallet.
I tried this and blockchin.info keeps giving me an error.
What's the date of your back up?
12/30/13. The transaction was done with a new generated address on 1/17/14.
What's the date of your back up?
Try importing the wallet into a blockchain.info wallet:
https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet
Make sure your send your coins to a desktop wallet afterwards. bc.i is only good as a temporary wallet.
https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet
Make sure your send your coins to a desktop wallet afterwards. bc.i is only good as a temporary wallet.
I had my computer crash and before that I had backed up my wallet.dat. I reloaded the new wallet on the new hard drive and it pulls up all my transactions except the ones after 12/30/13. An address is also missing which had a decent amount of bitcoins on it. I looked in the block chain and the coins are still there. I tried a rescan multiple times with no result. If anyone can help me with this I will be offering a 1.5 BTC reward.
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