Hypothetically, if you formatted over a hard drive and erased your wallet but had your private key and address written down- how would you once again regain access to your wallet?
You can import your private key into a new wallet, most wallets support private key imports. The private key is all you need to know.
answered Aug 21 '17 at 20:29
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