<p>Try <em>Tools -> Reset Blockchain and Transactions</em> in the backup wallet.</p>

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2013-11-18T10:25:33.083Z
2013-11-18T10:25:33.083Z
zkilnbqi
<p>Here's what happened. I took backup of the following:</p>

<pre><code>   savings.wallet
   savings.info
   savings-data (and all its contents)
</code></pre>

<p>Then I connected to internet, started my MultiBit. The wallet was open by default. There was a new deposit transaction.
I closed the wallet. Opened my backup wallet, to see if it can pick up the new transaction.
When I opened the backup wallet, it can recognize only until when backup was created. It doesn't recognize the new transaction when synced.</p>

<p>When I have two copies of the same wallet file, one recognizes the new transaction while the other sees all transaction except the new one.
Why would this happen?</p>

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Multibit backup created partial transactions
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# Multibit backup created partial transactions

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-11-08)

Here's what happened. I took backup of the following:
   savings.wallet
   savings.info
   savings-data (and all its contents)

Then I connected to internet, started my MultiBit. The wallet was open by default. There was a new deposit transaction.
I closed the wallet. Opened my backup wallet, to see if it can pick up the new transaction.
When I opened the backup wallet, it can recognize only until when backup was created. It doesn't recognize the new transaction when synced.
When I have two copies of the same wallet file, one recognizes the new transaction while the other sees all transaction except the new one.
Why would this happen?

**Tags:** multibit, backup


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2013-11-18. Score: 1

Try *Tools -> Reset Blockchain and Transactions* in the backup wallet.


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