user66360: I've some questions about the technique of storing and restoring a wallet using Electrum. 

I found out that Electrum stored a file on my PC. This file has my wallet's name so I think this file contains my bitcoins. If I deleted this file, my money will be lost forever, Am I right?
I have 12 words (The seed). Will those words restore the file if it is deleted? Or Are they just used to restore password?
What are all the things that I need to restore my wallet? (Eg. the file, the seed, the password, private keys, ... etc)

Thank you so much,

user61384: 1)2)
Electrum uses so called "Deterministic wallets". In short this basically means that your entire wallet can be recovered using the seed.
Even if you delete the wallet file/ have no private keys, the seed will give you full access.
3) Either every private key of each adress that you used, or the seed.

66360: <p>I've some questions about the technique of storing and restoring a wallet using Electrum. </p>

<ol>
<li><p>I found out that Electrum stored a file on my PC. This file has my wallet's name so I think this file contains my bitcoins. If I deleted this file, my money will be lost forever, Am I right?</p></li>
<li><p>I have 12 words (The seed). Will those words restore the file if it is deleted? Or Are they just used to restore password?</p></li>
<li><p>What are all the things that I need to restore my wallet? (Eg. the file, the seed, the password, private keys, ... etc)</p></li>
</ol>

<p>Thank you so much,</p>
 61384: <p>1)2)
Electrum uses so called "Deterministic wallets". In short this basically means that your entire wallet can be recovered using the seed.</p>

<p>Even if you delete the wallet file/ have no private keys, the seed will give you full access.</p>

<p>3) Either every private key of each adress that you used, or the seed.</p>
