user-1: I’ve been getting back into cryptocurrency lately, and I’ve found one of my  old wallet.dat files with a very small amount of BTC. Unfortunately, I created a random password of characters and put it on a piece of paper, which I have lost by mistake. Is there any way I can send the Bitcoin to my other used wallet without the passphrase, such as by finding the private keys with PyWallet and using them? I’m using Bitcoin Core.

user24925: No, you need the password to spend any money in the wallet.
The keys are encrypted with the password you provided.

-1: <p>I’ve been getting back into cryptocurrency lately, and I’ve found one of my  old wallet.dat files with a very small amount of BTC. Unfortunately, I created a random password of characters and put it on a piece of paper, which I have lost by mistake. <strong>Is there any way I can send the Bitcoin to my other used wallet without the passphrase</strong>, such as by finding the private keys with PyWallet and using them? I’m using Bitcoin Core.</p>
 24925: <p>No, you need the password to spend any money in the wallet.</p>
<p>The keys are encrypted with the password you provided.</p>
