Explanation and Resolution of Error Message
The specified error message is probably due to the conflict between Bitcoin-Qt (Bitcoin Core) and another program or service. When two processes try to access the same file system at the same time, conflicts may arise.
For your case, it seems to be either the “Bitcoin -Qt” or one of its components, such as the SQL database, trying to access a shared direct \ wal \ wal \ wal \ wal \ wal -datadir = c: \ Btcdata \ ) or other shared directory ( C: \ Data \ Bitcoin -Q -Wallet = C: \ Dir \ Wal2 \ -Datadir = C: \ btcdata2 \ ).
Solution:
To solve the problem, you must ensure that both Bitcoin-Qt and the sql database operate in different libraries. Here's a step by step:
- Make Separate Libraries For Each Bitcoin Core Wallet
:
Bash
Mkdir C: \ Dir \ Waal
MKDIR C: \ Dir \ Wal2
`
This Creates Two New Libraries: C: \ Dir \ Wal and C: \ Dir \ Wal2. You can use these asBitcoin-Qt ‘As’-Wallet’ options.
2.
`Bash
Bitcoin -Q -Wallet = C: \ Dir \ Wal -Datadir = C: \ btcdata \
Bitcoin -qt -wallet = C: \ Dir \ Wal2 \ -Datadir = C: \ btcdata2 \
`
This ensures that the SQL database use a different shared directory for each wallet.
- check that both wallets run successfully -e :
`Bash
Bitcoin -qt -Version
Bitcoin -Q2 -Version
`
If you continue to face problems, try to identify which process causes the conflict and temporarily remove or remove it. You can use “tasklist” or “process explorer” to identify the collision process.
Alternatively, you can try to create a separate log file for each Bitcoin Core Wallet by Adding the -Logdir Option:
`Bash
Bitcoin -Q -wallet = C: \ Dir \ Wal -Datadir = C: \ Btcdata/ -Logdir = C: \ Logs \ Bitcoin -Qt -logs
`
This creates separate logs for each wallet in the `C: \ Logs \ Bitcoin-Q-Logs’ Directory.
By following these steps, you must be able to resolve the conflict and start your Bitcoin core wallet without questions about access to the shared directory.