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# Import Ledger accounts
If you already use Solflare for your Ledger wallets (you just manage them through Solflare without having a dedicated Solflare wallet) you will not have access to the new burner functionality from the same user account without doing some steps:
You must first reset your Solflare wallet by logging out. For that, go to Solflare wallet, Security and click Log out. Before that, make sure that you saved your wallet addresses so it will be easy to recognize them when you will have to import them back.\
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Be careful! you must do this only if you don't have a Solflare wallet and the only existing wallets you can see are the Solflare ones.
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After logging out, follow the steps in order to [Create a new Solflare wallet](/i-have-a-nestor-now-what/prepare-wallet-for-auto-buy/auto-approve-solflare/create-a-new-solflare-wallet.md).
The next step is adding back your ledger wallets . Click on the new created Main account and then on Import a new wallet.\
 
Click on Import ledger wallet and after that connect your ledger to your computer and select your ledger wallets.\
 
Now you have all your ledger wallets available and you can go further and [Create burner wallet and setup auto-approve](/i-have-a-nestor-now-what/prepare-wallet-for-auto-buy/auto-approve-solflare/create-burner-wallet-and-setup-auto-approve.md).\\
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