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I'd like to dump my entire btc qt wallet, while syncing, into an electrum wallet.

I don't want to do it receiving address by receiving address.

I already emptied out all my receiving addresses but there are still some left on the wallet.

I know that sounds wrong but it is true.

Maybe someone could explain otherwise.

I've tried dumping wallet in the debug console but am having problems with that too.

I have posted on this forum about this problem for awhile to no avail.

Is there another platform that could assist me or help?

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  • Have you tried the dumpwallet command in Bitcoin QT's command line? This command should dump both External and Internal private keys.
    – Septem151
    Commented Jan 9, 2020 at 22:12
  • I try but red letters pop up " .....(code-1)." Do you know anything about that? Is there a website that explains the debug console commands and responses?
    – requim
    Commented Jan 9, 2020 at 22:50
  • How do you know there are still funds left on the bitcoin-core wallet? Did you know the exact amount sent to that wallet (and now the amount recovered to electrum is obviously less than that), or is it just that bitcoin-core is still showing some funds are left (while syncing)?
    – chytrik
    Commented Jan 9, 2020 at 23:44
  • I know the exact amount in my btc qt. Emptied receiving addresses to electrum wallet. Does not equal original btc qt wallet amount. Do you have any suggestions? Dumpwallet is the only thing I can come up with. And I'm having problems with that. Do you know of a more advanced platform online I can bring this problem to or a physical location that trouble shoots this stuff?
    – requim
    Commented Jan 10, 2020 at 1:25
  • @requim This is about the most advanced platform to ask your questions to. To use the command "dumpwallet" you need to specify the location+name you want to dump the file to. "dumpwallet Path/To/OutputFile.txt" Keep in mind you first need to unlock your wallet. Please see this answer
    – Septem151
    Commented Jan 10, 2020 at 2:04

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