Are you on WiFi or Ethernet?
They are all Ethernet wired, allways have been.[Not the best idea. It is better to use Kryptex for a beginner or Nicehash for a slightly more experienced user. In both cases, auto-exchange is possible.
I know them both. However I'm not looking for BTC payout.BTW, i tried mining a cpu algo today and the same thing happened with zergpool. Other pools seem to work flawlessly.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-5457533
I also sometimes have errors connecting to the pool, but even each mining pool has several backup pools for connection, which you add to the miner settings.
Usually such problems were solved by changing the mining pool or changing the miner. After a while I returned to the old settings and everything worked well. I have 4G internet.
seems like a good place to request help for my problem. I mine using a few nvidia GPUs to zergpool for auto-exchanging and it used to work just fine. I sometimes would switch mining apps based on profitability. a few weeks ago I started getting errors of type "No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it". It would happen with every pc with a gpu (all on the same local network) and every app, except for gminer which always works! if I try to mine the same algo, using same settings, on the same gpu, but with a different miner - no good. Now I know that it might not be the biggest problem since I can actually mine, however sometimes I'd like to mine something not supported by gminer or just a more efficient miner. Adding to the mystery is that there are times when I do manage to get a connection with a different miner, then it works for something between a few minutes to maybe an hour, and after that the error again. Usually it takes a few hours to "reset" itself. The problem has to be at my end, but can't figure out what to look for since gminer always connects and I don't recall any changes being made to my connection/router options. Any ideas?