Are you sure you have the WinUSB driver loaded correctly?  Recheck it with zadig. What are your lights doing? Sounds like you may need to contact your reseller for  some help/suggestions/trouble shooting.

Success with Win10 means you can mine.  Rarely will it do the 750Ghs stock rate. Also there is no ckpool.org anymore so I don't know what you would have been mining to.

Edit: pool.ckpool redirects to the solo pool

Edit 2: Here are mstrozier's instructions on how to install on a Pi.  They can easily be adapted to a Linux machine too.  Also review the instructions on the top post.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5053833.msg50968875#msg50968875

Well if you read many posts then you should know you need to forget about Win10.  It SUCKS as it really screws up USB communication.

In the meantime:

1. What Power Supply are you using?

2. Set your frequency to 550Mhz.

3. Set your voltage to 4 or 5.

4. You don't say what pool your using, but use solo.ckpool.org for testing purposes with Bitcoin mining.

5.  Use the --gekko-noboost or --gekko-lowboost options which were for trying to get Win10 to function.

Aside from that you need to setup a Ubuntu Linux machine or get a Pi 4 with raspian Linux.

Good Luck

Yep, Linux does make the difference.  And the Pi 4 Hardware is really neat and nifty.  I like it.

Did you get the Pi 4?

Your supplier should process the repair for you.  You should contact them first.

Not from me.

I was going sell mine for the price of shipping, but I was too lazy to get a quote and pack them up.  Sorry about that to whoever that was.

That was 1% of the 12.5 BTC Block.  So now shouldn't it be .0625 for the 6.25 BTC Blocks?

Only one hash matters, really.  The one that meets or exceeds current difficulty.

It will take a while for that low of hash rate to find a share and for the pool to adjust the difficulty down.  You wont see any stats until you miner submits shares.

Just reset your password on the web site.  You can also create another account if you like.  It's up to you.

Sweet!

Can't wait to see my name on that list

Mine have three.  When I first got them ck worked with me a bit to get CGMiner to work with them.  Then they worked great for about 6 months and one died and had to RMA it.  When I got it back it had updated firmware and would never work with CGMiner again.  I tried the mainline BFGMiner and it wouldn't work either.  So I ran the BFL supplied hacked BFG Miner until I retired them in March f 2016.

And I was using USB on Win7.

Sure, its worth a try.  But I was never able to get BFGMiner ,Mainline, to work with either of my Monarchs.  Only the original hacked version that BFL supplied worked.  It sounds like that's the version he has too so he should be good to go.

Not that I'm aware of.

CGMiner will work just fine, UNLESS, your unit has the latest firmware which was made to explicitly to break functionality with CGMiner.  If so then you would need the old hacked version of BFG Miner.

You should be able to mine any Sha256 coin with it.

It will use an atrocious amount of electricity.  You would be better off getting the Gekko Science R606 which will surpass the Monarch in performance but use only around 100 Watts.  You would loose allot less money in electricity and have allot less noise and waste heat.

That is not a valid command.  ASIC Boost is enabled by default.  There are only commands to throttle it or disable it if need be.

You don't do anything to your command line.  Just plug in more miners and CGMiner will add it in automagically.

The + shows up after the number of chips.  Such as:

"0: GSI 10040114: BM1387:12+"

If the plus isn't there then your pool may not support ASIC Boost.

I re-read the announcement post and it says 5 Watts not 5 Amps.  My bad.

But, it would still be a good test.  If one works reliably then add one at a time.

Yes, that is what I meant.  The announcement post states that these consume less than 5Amps 5Watts which would imply to me that they use over 4Amps 4Watts.  So I wouldn't expect your 8Amp power supply to more than one ? stick miner since the hub probably consumes some power for itself.

It's a good starting point to check.

Does one stick work?