Importing Data From BitWarden Password Manager

Norton Password Manager
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Issue abstract: Need to import data from BitWarden

Detailed description: I exported my data from BitWarden into a CSV file (Fields: folder, favorite, type, name, notes, fields, reprompt, login_uri, login_username, login_password). When I try to import the data, I get the error - “An error occurred while uploading . Please try again.” Nothing I try seems to make a difference.

Product & version number: Norton 360 v25.9.10453 (build 25.9.10453.954)

OS details: Win11 Pro v23H2 Build 22631.5984

What is the error message you are seeing? An error occurred while uploading . Please try again.

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du skal ikke regne med at du kan gøre det du skal nok ligge vær kode ind manuel du skal også regne med at du har 25.9 og ikke 25.10 25.10 fikser 4 mega fejl det kan måske løse did problem det er ikke alle csv filer den kan ligge ind bare så du ved det og du har 23h2 ikke 24h2 eller 25.h4 så opdatere din windows 11 det fikser måske også dine problemer

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@JeffreyL_Taylor Most likely PWM is having an issue reading the data in the csv file you created. Creating a delimited file may correct that issue for you. Here is AI info that I gathered that may assist with that.

AI Overview

Creating a delimited file in CSV format can be done using various methods, including spreadsheet software, text editors, or programming languages.

Using Spreadsheet Software (e.g., Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc):

  • Open or Create Data:

Open your existing spreadsheet or create a new one and enter your data into cells, with each column representing a field and each row representing a record.

  • Save As:

Go to “File” > “Save As”.

  • Choose CSV Format:

In the “Save as type” or “Format” dropdown, select a CSV option. Common options include:

  • CSV (Comma delimited) (*.csv): This is the standard CSV format using commas as delimiters.

  • CSV UTF-8 (Comma delimited) (*.csv): Use this if your data contains special characters or characters from different languages to ensure proper encoding.

  • Name and Save:

Provide a file name and choose the desired location to save the file. Click “Save”.

SA