Passwords, unlock, backup and USB keys
Find the words you see. Each entry quotes the exact message (… is a part that changes), says what it means and what to do.
Invalid Password! {#invalid-password}
Section titled “Invalid Password! {#invalid-password}”What it means. The password does not unlock this wallet.
What to do.
- Check caps lock and keyboard language.
- If you forgot it, restore from your recovery words.
Report to b? No.
More detail: Invalid Password!
Invalid password {#invalid-password}
Section titled “Invalid password {#invalid-password}”What it means. Same as above, from another screen.
What to do.
- Try again carefully.
Report to b? No.
More detail: Invalid password
You must enter a password! {#you-must-enter-a-password}
Section titled “You must enter a password! {#you-must-enter-a-password}”What it means. The password box was empty.
What to do.
- Type your password.
Report to b? No.
The passwords do not match! {#the-passwords-do-not-match}
Section titled “The passwords do not match! {#the-passwords-do-not-match}”What it means. The two password boxes are different.
What to do.
- Type the same password in both.
Report to b? No.
Use at least 8 characters {#use-at-least-8-characters}
Section titled “Use at least 8 characters {#use-at-least-8-characters}”What it means. New passwords need 8 or more characters.
What to do.
- Choose a longer password.
Report to b? No.
Wallet is locked {#wallet-is-locked}
Section titled “Wallet is locked {#wallet-is-locked}”What it means. The action needs your keys, and the wallet is locked.
What to do.
- Unlock the wallet.
- Try again.
Report to b? No.
More detail: Wallet is locked
Unlock the wallet first {#unlock-the-wallet-first}
Section titled “Unlock the wallet first {#unlock-the-wallet-first}”What it means. Same as above.
What to do.
- Unlock, then try again.
Report to b? No.
More detail: Unlock the wallet first
Wallet not ready. {#wallet-not-ready}
Section titled “Wallet not ready. {#wallet-not-ready}”What it means. The wallet is still starting up.
What to do.
- Wait a few seconds and try again.
Report to b? If it stays for more than a minute. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Wallet is busy with a master backup; try again in a moment {#wallet-is-busy-with-a-master-backup-try-again-in-a-moment}
Section titled “Wallet is busy with a master backup; try again in a moment {#wallet-is-busy-with-a-master-backup-try-again-in-a-moment}”What it means. A full backup is being written.
What to do.
- Wait for it to finish.
Report to b? No.
Wallet keys are being re-encrypted; try again in a moment {#wallet-keys-are-being-re-encrypted-try-again-in-a-moment}
Section titled “Wallet keys are being re-encrypted; try again in a moment {#wallet-keys-are-being-re-encrypted-try-again-in-a-moment}”What it means. Your password or USB key setting just changed and keys are being re-sealed.
What to do.
- Wait a few seconds.
Report to b? If it lasts more than a minute. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Password change check failed; nothing was changed {#password-change-check-failed-nothing-was-changed}
Section titled “Password change check failed; nothing was changed {#password-change-check-failed-nothing-was-changed}”What it means. The new password could not be verified, so the old one still works.
What to do.
- Try again.
Report to b? If it repeats. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Insert your USB key to continue {#insert-your-usb-key-to-continue}
Section titled “Insert your USB key to continue {#insert-your-usb-key-to-continue}”What it means. USB key security is on, and this action needs your registered key.
What to do.
- Plug in your USB key.
- Allow access when the browser asks.
Report to b? No.
More detail: Insert your USB key to continue
Insert a registered USB key first {#insert-a-registered-usb-key-first}
Section titled “Insert a registered USB key first {#insert-a-registered-usb-key-first}”What it means. No registered USB key is plugged in.
What to do.
- Plug in the key you registered.
Report to b? No.
More detail: Insert a registered USB key first
No USB key could be read {#no-usb-key-could-be-read}
Section titled “No USB key could be read {#no-usb-key-could-be-read}”What it means. A USB device was found but could not be read.
What to do.
- Unplug and plug it back in.
- Try another port.
Report to b? If it still fails. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Allow access to your USB key from the unlock screen, then try again {#allow-access-to-your-usb-key-from-the-unlock-screen-then-try}
Section titled “Allow access to your USB key from the unlock screen, then try again {#allow-access-to-your-usb-key-from-the-unlock-screen-then-try}”What it means. The browser has not been given access to the key yet.
What to do.
- On the unlock screen, choose the key when asked.
Report to b? No.
Add another key first, or turn the USB security key off {#add-another-key-first-or-turn-the-usb-security-key-off}
Section titled “Add another key first, or turn the USB security key off {#add-another-key-first-or-turn-the-usb-security-key-off}”What it means. You tried to remove your only USB key while USB security is on.
What to do.
- Register a second key, or turn USB security off.
Report to b? No.
This USB key is already registered {#this-usb-key-is-already-registered}
Section titled “This USB key is already registered {#this-usb-key-is-already-registered}”What it means. That key is already on this wallet.
What to do.
- Nothing to do.
Report to b? No.
Turn off the USB security key before changing the password {#turn-off-the-usb-security-key-before-changing-the-password}
Section titled “Turn off the USB security key before changing the password {#turn-off-the-usb-security-key-before-changing-the-password}”What it means. Password changes are blocked while USB security is on.
What to do.
- Turn USB security off, change the password, turn it back on.
Report to b? No.
Turn off USB key security before restoring a backup {#turn-off-usb-key-security-before-restoring-a-backup}
Section titled “Turn off USB key security before restoring a backup {#turn-off-usb-key-security-before-restoring-a-backup}”What it means. Restoring is blocked while USB security is on.
What to do.
- Turn USB security off, restore, turn it back on.
Report to b? No.
Password required to back up while USB key security is on {#password-required-to-back-up-while-usb-key-security-is-on}
Section titled “Password required to back up while USB key security is on {#password-required-to-back-up-while-usb-key-security-is-on}”What it means. A backup with USB security needs your password too.
What to do.
- Enter your password.
Report to b? No.
USB backup failed: … {#usb-backup-failed}
Section titled “USB backup failed: … {#usb-backup-failed}”What it means. Writing the backup to the USB drive failed. The reason follows.
What to do.
- Check the drive has space and is not read-only.
- Try again.
Report to b? If it repeats. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
This USB key does not match the backup {#this-usb-key-does-not-match-the-backup}
Section titled “This USB key does not match the backup {#this-usb-key-does-not-match-the-backup}”What it means. The backup was sealed with a different USB key.
What to do.
- Use the key that made the backup.
Report to b? No.
This backup was not written by this USB key {#this-backup-was-not-written-by-this-usb-key}
Section titled “This backup was not written by this USB key {#this-backup-was-not-written-by-this-usb-key}”What it means. Same as above.
What to do.
- Use the key that made the backup.
Report to b? No.
No backup found on this drive {#no-backup-found-on-this-drive}
Section titled “No backup found on this drive {#no-backup-found-on-this-drive}”What it means. No bWalletX backup is on the drive.
What to do.
- Check you picked the right drive.
Report to b? No.
No Yours backup found on this drive {#no-yours-backup-found-on-this-drive}
Section titled “No Yours backup found on this drive {#no-yours-backup-found-on-this-drive}”What it means. No Yours Wallet backup is on the drive.
What to do.
- Check the drive, or restore from recovery words.
Report to b? No.
Incorrect password, or the backup is incomplete {#incorrect-password-or-the-backup-is-incomplete}
Section titled “Incorrect password, or the backup is incomplete {#incorrect-password-or-the-backup-is-incomplete}”What it means. The backup could not be opened with that password, or part of it is missing.
What to do.
- Try the password again.
- Try another backup.
Report to b? If the password is surely right. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Invalid password - unable to decrypt wallet keys {#invalid-password-unable-to-decrypt-wallet-keys}
Section titled “Invalid password - unable to decrypt wallet keys {#invalid-password-unable-to-decrypt-wallet-keys}”What it means. The password does not open this backup.
What to do.
- Use the password from when the backup was made.
Report to b? No.
The backup is incomplete {#the-backup-is-incomplete}
Section titled “The backup is incomplete {#the-backup-is-incomplete}”What it means. Part of the backup file is missing.
What to do.
- Use another backup or your recovery words.
Report to b? If this is your only backup. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Backup is missing a chunk for … {#backup-is-missing-a-chunk-for}
Section titled “Backup is missing a chunk for … {#backup-is-missing-a-chunk-for}”What it means. One account in the backup is incomplete.
What to do.
- Use another backup or restore that account from its recovery words.
Report to b? If this is your only backup. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Unrecognised backup format {#unrecognised-backup-format}
Section titled “Unrecognised backup format {#unrecognised-backup-format}”What it means. The file is not a bWalletX or Yours backup.
What to do.
- Check you picked the right file.
Report to b? No.
This backup was made by a newer version. Update the app. {#this-backup-was-made-by-a-newer-version-update-the-app}
Section titled “This backup was made by a newer version. Update the app. {#this-backup-was-made-by-a-newer-version-update-the-app}”What it means. The backup comes from a newer bWalletX.
What to do.
- Update bWalletX, then restore.
Report to b? No.
This backup is too large to restore in one step. Restore from a master backup file instead. {#this-backup-is-too-large-to-restore-in-one-step-restore-from}
Section titled “This backup is too large to restore in one step. Restore from a master backup file instead. {#this-backup-is-too-large-to-restore-in-one-step-restore-from}”What it means. This backup is too big for this restore path.
What to do.
- Use the master backup file (Settings › Wallet Backup).
Report to b? No.
Error restoring: … {#error-restoring}
Section titled “Error restoring: … {#error-restoring}”What it means. Restoring failed. The reason follows.
What to do.
- Look up the reason on this page.
- Try again.
Report to b? If the reason is unclear. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Invalid Mnemonic! {#invalid-mnemonic}
Section titled “Invalid Mnemonic! {#invalid-mnemonic}”What it means. The recovery words are not a valid 12 or 24 word phrase.
What to do.
- Check each word and the order.
- Words are lower case, separated by spaces.
Report to b? No.
No seed phrase found in file. {#no-seed-phrase-found-in-file}
Section titled “No seed phrase found in file. {#no-seed-phrase-found-in-file}”What it means. The file you chose has no recovery words in it.
What to do.
- Choose the right file.
Report to b? No.
Wallet storage is not ready {#wallet-storage-is-not-ready}
Section titled “Wallet storage is not ready {#wallet-storage-is-not-ready}”What it means. The wallet database is still opening.
What to do.
- Wait a few seconds and try again.
Report to b? If it lasts more than a minute. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Remote storage … is not connected {#remote-storage-is-not-connected}
Section titled “Remote storage … is not connected {#remote-storage-is-not-connected}”What it means. Your chosen online storage server cannot be reached.
What to do.
- Check your connection.
- Or switch to This Device in Settings › Wallet Backup.
Report to b? If it lasts. Tap Report to b on the error so the team sees the exact text.
Cannot remove the active remote — switch active to local or another remote first. {#cannot-remove-the-active-remote-switch-active-to-local-or-an}
Section titled “Cannot remove the active remote — switch active to local or another remote first. {#cannot-remove-the-active-remote-switch-active-to-local-or-an}”What it means. You tried to remove the storage the wallet is using.
What to do.
- Make another storage active first.
Report to b? No.