run your miners invisibly with different arg when pc idle and pc used (Download) - page 2.

no_alone

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Quote from: RobertRibbeck on June 07, 2011, 10:39:48 AM

Quote from: methius on June 07, 2011, 10:28:10 AM

Indeed, version 1.02 does not run at startup.
(To explain: before any user has logged in. It does start AFTER a user has logged in)

I tried installing the program as Service, resulting in ProcessSWI.exe running as SYSTEM, but the application it started as the local logged in user.

So in recap:
Does not function BEFORE login (need this feature)
Runs application (bitcoin-miner) as local logged in USER, not SYSTEM.

does not start after login either
my Xp auto logs me in after start up

the previous version at least started the idler program once someone was logged in

click start the run..
write regedit -> click enter..

Go to HKet_Current_User\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\
and tell me if processswi is there.
Plus
upload data.ini that I'll be able to see what is your setting.

Quote from: methius on June 07, 2011, 10:28:10 AM

Indeed, version 1.02 does not run at startup.
(To explain: before any user has logged in. It does start AFTER a user has logged in)

I tried installing the program as Service, resulting in ProcessSWI.exe running as SYSTEM, but the application it started as the local logged in user.

So in recap:
Does not function BEFORE login (need this feature)
Runs application (bitcoin-miner) as local logged in USER, not SYSTEM.

Nice recap..
Well I understand what need to be done..
I dont have much time fixing it right now... And all I received in donation from doing the app was 0.2 BTC...
Soo my motivation is not that high also. Wink

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Quote from: methius on June 07, 2011, 10:28:10 AM

Indeed, version 1.02 does not run at startup.
(To explain: before any user has logged in. It does start AFTER a user has logged in)

I tried installing the program as Service, resulting in ProcessSWI.exe running as SYSTEM, but the application it started as the local logged in user.

So in recap:
Does not function BEFORE login (need this feature)
Runs application (bitcoin-miner) as local logged in USER, not SYSTEM.

does not start after login either
my Xp auto logs me in after start up

the previous version at least started the idler program once someone was logged in

methius

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Indeed, version 1.02 does not run at startup.
(To explain: before any user has logged in. It does start AFTER a user has logged in)

I tried installing the program as Service, resulting in ProcessSWI.exe running as SYSTEM, but the application it started as the local logged in user.

So in recap:
Does not function BEFORE login (need this feature)
Runs application (bitcoin-miner) as local logged in USER, not SYSTEM.

RobertRibbeck

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version 1.02
does not seem to run at startup

Quote

Did you click save?
What version of windows are you using?

clicked save and activate
Xp PRO

no_alone

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Quote from: Imagex on June 03, 2011, 12:02:26 PM

Very nice program!!

I am having trouble getting it to run on a 2003 server 64-bit, should it work with 64-bit?
I'm a IT guy and I'm getting all my customers to let me install it, they dont mind since it doesnt get in there way or slow them down.

Thanks again for a very useful program.

Its a 32bit version...
I can compile it to 64bit.. Do you need?

Imagex

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Very nice program!!

I am having trouble getting it to run on a 2003 server 64-bit, should it work with 64-bit?
I'm a IT guy and I'm getting all my customers to let me install it, they dont mind since it doesnt get in there way or slow them down.

Thanks again for a very useful program.

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Quote from: Atroxes on May 31, 2011, 02:46:11 PM

Great work.

Gonna make those Core i5 desktops at work sweat Cheesy

You welcome..
Enjoy..

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Great work.

Gonna make those Core i5 desktops at work sweat Cheesy

no_alone

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Quote from: baggos12 on May 31, 2011, 01:47:51 PM

Can this hife gui miner? Huh

hife<---

You mean Hide?
Yes it does..
If you set it to run guiminer and checkbox the run invisible , Guiminer will be totally invisible

baggos12

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Can this hife gui miner? Huh

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Quote from: keybaud on May 27, 2011, 02:32:50 PM

If you run the CPU miner you may find it reduces the hash rate of GPU mining by more than you get from the CPU.

You're not doing it right.

Set the GPU miner process priority above-normal, and the CPU miner priority to low.

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Quote from: no_alone on May 29, 2011, 08:57:30 AM

Why it does not work?

What are the setting you put??
ProcessSwi start when you start your computer? But it does not start the miner??

Can you upload data.ini ? I'll test it on my pc..

Exactly.
I dont have access to this computer right now... When i do (tonight or tomorrow). I'll upload the data.ini for you to investigate

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Quote from: bobR on May 28, 2011, 03:21:00 PM

Quote from: no_alone on May 28, 2011, 07:35:22 AM

New Version:
1.02
* Changed the way the processSwi end the program It started.. Now it will also end all of the process started by the program started... It kill the all process tree ... Very Important !! Update

* Now more then 1 processSwi can be open at the same time.. But they have to be in different directories

Windows 7 & Source code
http://www.mediafire.com/?6wg4957s92gxe7d

Windows xp & Source code
http://www.mediafire.com/?fdqk9mfvr5mc19u

new version seems ok
I tried to run this at startup/service but no good
need a version to work with multiple logins ... or no one logged in ... like the machine restarted

This will require admin rights.. I'll fix it..

Quote from: Slasklitta on May 29, 2011, 08:43:20 AM

Nope... It wont work when i restart the computer. The process is started, but it wont start the miner. Works if i do everything manual though

I use phoenix miner

Why it does not work?

What are the setting you put??
ProcessSwi start when you start your computer? But it does not start the miner??

Can you upload data.ini ? I'll test it on my pc..

Slasklitta

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Nope... It wont work when i restart the computer. The process is started, but it wont start the miner. Works if i do everything manual though

I use phoenix miner

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Quote from: no_alone on May 28, 2011, 07:35:22 AM

New Version:
1.02
* Changed the way the processSwi end the program It started.. Now it will also end all of the process started by the program started... It kill the all process tree ... Very Important !! Update

* Now more then 1 processSwi can be open at the same time.. But they have to be in different directories

Windows 7 & Source code
http://www.mediafire.com/?6wg4957s92gxe7d

Windows xp & Source code
http://www.mediafire.com/?fdqk9mfvr5mc19u

new version seems ok
I tried to run this at startup/service but no good
need a version to work with multiple logins ... or no one logged in ... like the machine restarted

no_alone

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New Version:
1.02
* Changed the way the processSwi end the program It started.. Now it will also end all of the process started by the program started... It kill the all process tree ... Very Important !! Update

* Now more then 1 processSwi can be open at the same time.. But they have to be in different directories

Windows 7 & Source code
http://www.mediafire.com/?6wg4957s92gxe7d

Windows xp & Source code
http://www.mediafire.com/?fdqk9mfvr5mc19u

baggos12

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Ok, I stopped using the cpu. Thanks for the tip!
I think you could find out which processes has been opened by guiminer.exe.. Actually I know you can, I don't remember how exactly. Is your program written in autohotkey?
The guiminer is ok, except from the gpu support(difficult to implement) and maybe a checkbox to open with windows.

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Quote from: baggos12 on May 27, 2011, 12:47:43 PM

I want to run both cpu and gpu miners. It's an alternative to runong the guiminer, which cannot be hidden (at least for me). Also there is another bug with it. The proccesses that it opens are not killed when it is killed so they stay running in memory. (I mean the command line miners that guiminer open in background).

About the cpu and gpu ... as keybaud told you .. This may reduce your minning if you also mine in cpu and gpu...
Have you checked it...

About the processess that guiminer open ,Yes I know that they stay open.. The do not work but do stay open..
I can not change it because I can not know which miner you use with guiminer..
If you will open poclbm with processSwi it will kill it when needed...

Actually now that I think about it a couple of more days of work and I can build Another guiminer..
But I don't think there is a need for another one....

Or maybe there is ??/

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Quote from: baggos12 on May 27, 2011, 12:47:43 PM

I want to run both cpu and gpu miners. It's an alternative to runong the guiminer, which cannot be hidden (at least for me). Also there is another bug with it. The proccesses that it opens are not killed when it is killed so they stay running in memory. (I mean the command line miners that guiminer open in background).

If you run the CPU miner you may find it reduces the hash rate of GPU mining by more than you get from the CPU.

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I want to run both cpu and gpu miners. It's an alternative to runong the guiminer, which cannot be hidden (at least for me). Also there is another bug with it. The proccesses that it opens are not killed when it is killed so they stay running in memory. (I mean the command line miners that guiminer open in background).

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