Electronic wallets WebMoney are popular with many people due to their convenience and versatility, as well as their high degree of security. Due to the fact that WebMoney pays serious attention to the protection of personal data and your funds, there may be problems with restoring your wallet in case of reinstalling the operating system or changing the computer. How do I access my wallet again?
Instructions
Step 1
Before moving to a new system or new computer, find your unique key file and make sure you have access to it. The key file extension is * kwm.
If you cannot find the file or have lost the password to it, create a new key file. Launch the WM Keeper Classic program, which is used by most users to make money transactions in their WM purses.
Step 2
In the menu bar, select "Tools", go to the program options and open the "Security" tab. There, select the "Save keys to file" item.
Write down and save the access code to the key file that you specify in this menu - if you forget it, the file will not be restored. You also need to remember and write down your ID and password that gives access to it.
Step 3
In the save column, also mark the item "Copy wallets file". The wallets file will be saved in * pwm extension.
You can work without a wallet file, unlike a key file, which must be present when restoring. However, the wallets file contains information about your transfers, the history of messages and money transactions, and other important points that should not be lost.
Step 4
When you reinstall WM Keeper Classic, enter it using your WM ID and a unique password. Specify the path to the keys file that you previously created. Then he will display a message stating that the wallet file was not found, and will offer to create a new one or download the existing one. If you have previously saved your wallet file in the required extension, specify the path to it, and the program will open it. If you don't have a wallet file, create a new one.
