use win 10
always ask netframework 3.5
always ask netframework 3.5
try to delete all versions and install newest versions from microsoft web-site
Topic: [ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 54. (Read 794380 times)
July 06, 2017, 01:13:59 AM
try to delete all versions and install newest versions from microsoft web-site
July 05, 2017, 12:07:08 PM
use win 10
always ask netframework 3.5
always ask netframework 3.5
July 04, 2017, 10:44:25 AM
how to use excavator_v1.2.9a ? where i need to enter my wallet or something else? it just start to mine to 34HKWdzLxWBduUfJE9JxaFhoXnfC6gmePG.testrig
i'm find. default_command_file - need to edit this file, but what settings for Europe?
i'm find. default_command_file - need to edit this file, but what settings for Europe?
July 04, 2017, 10:10:27 AM
...After all, is my wallet 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2 or not?...
If you control the private keys for 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2, then 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2 is your wallet; is someone else controls the private keys for 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2, then 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2 is their wallet.Any time you use a site that gives you a deposit address and no private keys for that address, then what you get is a "credit" on the site for the amount deposited (the coinage is no longer yours). This is no different from banking. Other transactions may, or may not, occur in relation to that address that have no relation to you, your account with them, or what used to be your coins.
If you deposited coinage to a nh account and didn't receive credit for that coinage, then you should fill out a support ticket.
Thanks, already helped to clarify a little =)
I will wait for the support to answer the ticket, meanwhile, I will redirect the payments to my address where I have the private key
July 04, 2017, 09:56:40 AM
Kaspersky Antivirus 2017
Detected object (process memory) was deleted: not-a-virus:PDM:RiskTool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.g.1
"was deleted: not-a-virus" says to me that you give too much control of your PC (and most specifically what is/isn't on it) to someone else. There's something to be said for "This is not a virus, but we deleted it so that you can't use it anyway." Detected object (process memory) was deleted: not-a-virus:PDM:RiskTool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.g.1
I have been using Kaspersky for several years. And this he finds for the first time. There are suspicions that the surprise in the miner is hidden.
July 04, 2017, 09:47:13 AM
...After all, is my wallet 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2 or not?...
If you control the private keys for 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2, then 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2 is your wallet; is someone else controls the private keys for 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2, then 3NouWjFsEZFUpFd8JvgK5Sn5U17fy8n9E2 is their wallet.Any time you use a site that gives you a deposit address and no private keys for that address, then what you get is a "credit" on the site for the amount deposited (the coinage is no longer yours). This is no different from banking. Other transactions may, or may not, occur in relation to that address that have no relation to you, your account with them, or what used to be your coins.
If you deposited coinage to a nh account and didn't receive credit for that coinage, then you should fill out a support ticket.
July 04, 2017, 09:20:43 AM
dont open it says
opencl.dll missing
Help plz
opencl.dll missing
Help plz
install OpenCl
July 04, 2017, 08:41:03 AM
Kaspersky Antivirus 2017
Detected object (process memory) was deleted: not-a-virus:PDM:RiskTool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.g.1
"was deleted: not-a-virus" says to me that you give too much control of your PC (and most specifically what is/isn't on it) to someone else. There's something to be said for "This is not a virus, but we deleted it so that you can't use it anyway." Detected object (process memory) was deleted: not-a-virus:PDM:RiskTool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.g.1
July 04, 2017, 08:06:40 AM
Kaspersky Antivirus 2017
Detected object (process memory) was deleted: not-a-virus:PDM:RiskTool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.g.1
Detected object (process memory) was deleted: not-a-virus:PDM:RiskTool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.g.1
July 04, 2017, 05:51:27 AM
...Has anyone ever experienced this?
As far as the "large amount of bitcoin that" you "do not even have", that's just a factor of how Bitcoin works. MiningPoolHub owns address 18rV...6XT, 18rV...6XT contains some amount of BTC, and to send you anything less than the full amount of BTC that 18rV...6XT contains, the reminder of the BTC that 18rV...6XT contains must be sent to a "change address". That's just how it goes; you never send some and the rest stays, you always send all of it. 
July 03, 2017, 08:13:52 AM
dont open it says
opencl.dll missing
Help plz
opencl.dll missing
Help plz
July 02, 2017, 07:30:08 PM
I have been trying to buy some hash power at nicehash for test but I find it very complicated and the explaination on the video and on the page is not very good. I had to look elsewhere for better instruction. Most of the time your instruction would say do that do this but don't explain why. I think there would be a lot more people want to buy if they understand how it works better. It looks very promising though.
July 02, 2017, 06:28:34 PM
In future releases of nicehash miner can you include the following.
Option on which currency you would like to be paid with?
Or like how Nicehash always looks for most profitable thing to mine. How about having it payout in the currency that is trending or hot between the options that are available.
Just thinking for when the time comes for payout and the one currency you offer tank's right before payout.
Option on which currency you would like to be paid with?
Or like how Nicehash always looks for most profitable thing to mine. How about having it payout in the currency that is trending or hot between the options that are available.
Just thinking for when the time comes for payout and the one currency you offer tank's right before payout.
July 02, 2017, 10:13:08 AM
We are not related to mtgox in any way, and we have no such images. I don't understand how you got that image...
I don't think he's saying he, literally, got that image at nh, I think he's saying that the redirect (new site) is the same color scheme. July 02, 2017, 09:47:27 AM
Are you using old or new website?
I'm trying to use the old one as it used to contain all the necessary information. As of today I have to login twice to get to the wallet page (this is particularly annoying as during the last week it has become increasingly awkward to solve the reCaptchas).You use VPN, proxy?
I use a VPN, of course.You tried other browsers
Ok, good point. I tried another browser with some success (slightly outdated FF) which I had set to auto-delete its cache upon exit. This lead me to the idea to clear the browser cache of my initially used Safari browser. Et voilá, the layout at the mtgox-colored page looks better. Still a bit of a chaotic UI design IMO. The missing orders bug is still there. There is a workaround, though: click Minimize near the Live Orders box, then click "See all orders", then select the algo (is there a way to permanently select one particular algo? The old page always remembered the selection.)We are not related to mtgox in any way, and we have no such images. I don't understand how you got that image.
So, you used old web, logged in, you clicked Wallet and this redirected you to the mtgox image? I simply cannot get the result you are saying.
Can you please try on another PC? It could be that you are infected with some malware that is redirecting you to another website (phishing attempt).
July 02, 2017, 08:56:48 AM
Seems like they are forcing some pages (including the wallet) to the new site.
July 02, 2017, 08:48:30 AM
Are you using old or new website?
I'm trying to use the old one as it used to contain all the necessary information. As of today I have to login twice to get to the wallet page (this is particularly annoying as during the last week it has become increasingly awkward to solve the reCaptchas).You use VPN, proxy?
I use a VPN, of course.You tried other browsers
Ok, good point. I tried another browser with some success (slightly outdated FF) which I had set to auto-delete its cache upon exit. This lead me to the idea to clear the browser cache of my initially used Safari browser. Et voilá, the layout at the mtgox-colored page looks better. Still a bit of a chaotic UI design IMO. The missing orders bug is still there. There is a workaround, though: click Minimize near the Live Orders box, then click "See all orders", then select the algo (is there a way to permanently select one particular algo? The old page always remembered the selection.) July 02, 2017, 07:51:11 AM
What's going on with the nh frontend? When logged in, the orders page looks perfectly normal but clicking Account > Wallet logs me out and leads to a suspicios-looking login page in Mt.Gox design, 
(www.mtgox.com/img/mtgox_logo.png)
Trying to login there sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't but gets me back to an empty login page without any error message. As soon as I manage to login I get a pretty chaotic looking page layout where seemingly half of the information is missing or simply wrong. However, I could spot my old unchanged deposit address. I guess at the moment it is fairly safe to send funds to that address. I'm going to try a deposit in a minute. Small amounts only, just in case.
(www.mtgox.com/img/mtgox_logo.png)Trying to login there sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't but gets me back to an empty login page without any error message. As soon as I manage to login I get a pretty chaotic looking page layout where seemingly half of the information is missing or simply wrong. However, I could spot my old unchanged deposit address. I guess at the moment it is fairly safe to send funds to that address. I'm going to try a deposit in a minute. Small amounts only, just in case.
Can you elaborate in details? Are you using old or new website? You use VPN, proxy? You tried other browsers and other computers?
July 02, 2017, 07:48:30 AM
What's going on with the nh frontend? When logged in, the orders page looks perfectly normal but clicking Account > Wallet logs me out and leads to a suspicios-looking login page in Mt.Gox design, (www.mtgox.com/img/mtgox_logo.png)
Trying to login sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't but gets me back to the empty login page without any error message. As soon as I manage to login I get a pretty chaotic looking page layout where seemingly half of the information is missing or simply wrong. However, I could spot my old unchanged deposit address. I guess at the moment it is fairly safe to send funds to that address. I'm going to try a deposit in a minute. Small amounts only, just in case.
(www.mtgox.com/img/mtgox_logo.png)Trying to login sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't but gets me back to the empty login page without any error message. As soon as I manage to login I get a pretty chaotic looking page layout where seemingly half of the information is missing or simply wrong. However, I could spot my old unchanged deposit address. I guess at the moment it is fairly safe to send funds to that address. I'm going to try a deposit in a minute. Small amounts only, just in case.
July 02, 2017, 03:46:46 AM
CPU _ i7 _ does not see!
GT 540m _ does not see!
NiceHash Miner 2
nm miner 2 is still in beta.
doubt there is money for bugs while it is still being tested
maybe use https://github.com/nicehash/NiceHashMiner/releases
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