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Your wallet can be recovered entirely from its <em>seed</em>: the
chain of words generated by *Electrum*
when creating the wallet. But if you lose your seed, you
lose your entire wallet.
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If *Electrum* fails to open or stays minimized, maybe your *Electrum* folder is corrupted.
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To recover your wallet from its seed:
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Make sure that *Electrum* is closed.
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Open the *.electrum* folder.
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Delete the *wallets* folder.
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Open *Electrum*.
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When creating a new wallet choose **I already have a seed** and specify the seed of your wallet.
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Hardware wallets
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You can use hardware wallets that work with Debian 13 (Trixie).
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In the past, different wallets have worked with different versions of Debian. For example, Trezor hardware wallets stopped working in Debian 12 (Bookworm), so they don't work in Tails 6.0 or later.
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