Most people who use stellar account viewer do not know what happened when their stellar account viewer transaction failed. Even fewer of them know how to fix it. You might have encountered this problem on your PC when the transaction went unsuccessful and you were forced to restart your system. If you were able to open a new session, you probably know that it is due to the fact that the transaction failed for some reason. If you were not able to open a new session, you might be in for some very scary and serious problems.
When a transaction fails, there are two possible situations that can happen. The first scenario is when the transaction went through and everything went well, but then the hardware wallet ran out of gas and could not transfer the transaction to the ledger hardware wallet. The second possibility is when the stellar assets were exhausted and the software was not able to read the ledger configuration at all. This could be due to various reasons, and the only way to determine what exactly went wrong is to conduct a system recovery.
There are two reasons why your stellar wallet could run out of gas and require a system recovery. The first reason is that you may have been using an old version of the Stellar web wallet software which is no longer compatible with the current version. Make sure that you download the latest version of the software and that it was downloaded from the official Stellar website. If you did not download the latest Stellar viewer, then this will most likely be your problem. You might want to consider using the backup feature on your stellar assets in case your system crashes, and you want to store the backup somewhere else in case of emergency.
The Stellar Wallet is able to transfer from any compatible Lumens wallet to any Lumens coin based in any country. It is supported by several different forms of currencies including the EUR/GBP, US dollar, Canadian dollar, Swiss franc, Japanese yen and Australian dollar. The Stellar Network is actually a worldwide network of currency users who come together for the common goal of economic stability. The Stellar wallet works exactly the same way as the Lumens Network, which was designed by the Stellar Group to give people the ability to easily transfer their wealth from one Lumens wallet to another.
If your transaction failed because you used a version of the Stellar account viewer which does not properly use the latest nodes, then the problem might lie in the Git repository. The Git repository will allow you to work on multiple branches from a single location, so if your Stellar application crashed, and you were using a fork of Stellar that was not based on the Stellar repo, then you can simply switch over to a more recent fork and get things working again.
