A simple way to restore Wallet.dat

09.02.2024

A simple way to restore Wallet.dat

Sometimes you need to quickly get the information contained in wallet.dat, but its creators stand in your way, demanding that you synchronize your BitcoinCore, or, what’s even more offensive, resynchronize all of its hundreds of gigabytes again.

Error: Deleting: Last wallet sync exceeded the scope of deleted data. You need -reindex (download the entire block chain in case of a remote node)

A simple way to restore Wallet.dat

This often happens if you are trying to put an old version of wallet.dat into a new version of BitcoinCore.
Or if wallet.dat is damaged.

Then a simple and convenient way to recover addresses and private keys contained in wallet.dat will help you.

1. Install Python 2.7. from the python website (the script may not work on newer versions.)
2. Write the path to your python in the system variables in the path variable, separated by a semicolon. For example, “;C:\Python27”

3. Open the console and write “python –version”
in it . If we see the version, then everything was done correctly. 

4. Copy the pywallet.py script and wallet.dat file to the same folder where Python is installed. 

5. Open the console in this folder and write “python pywallet.py –dumpwallet –datadir=. > wallet.txt” 

6. Now just open the text file wallet.txt in the same folder and see all your keys and addresses. 

Other available commands

–version show the program version number and exit 

-h, –help show this help message and exit 

–dumpwallet dump wallet in json format 

–importprivkey=KEY import private key from vanitygen 

–datadir=DATADIR Wallet directory DATADIR (bitcoin default) 

–testnet use testnet subdirectory and address type 

–password=PASSWORD password for encrypted wallet 


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