In the ASIC Readme that came with CGMiner it tells you how to install WinUSB by utilizing the Zadig utility that you can also download from the same place you got CGminer.

I got 46M a little while back and thought that not too long ago that would have been a block finder as well.  The upside is mine was on 4Ghs.  So even with a handful of BE's or Jalapeno you can still find a block from time to time.  Or at least that is what I like to think

Ah, right.

Yep verified the port on EMC.  Still weird that it won't accept it on port 3333.

Run two dos boxes.  Run "netstat -aon" in one and "tasklist" in the other and compare the PID column to identify which port the "other miner" and cgminer are using.

You sure you don't just have a typo somewhere in your .bat file?

That means you can reach that port on that server.  So it is working correctly.

Make sure your Windoze firewall isn't blocking cgminer.exe or cgminer-nogpu.exe.

You don't need any other parameters.  Make sure you look at the average and also keep in mind if you had a period of connectivity issues that will reflect in a lower average as well.  The instantaneous rate (AKA 5 second average) does fluctuate all over the place.

Try a different pool for a couple hours and see if you get the same results.  I point an equal number of erupters at three different pools so I can see the difference between them.
Sam

Try running "netstat -aon" to see if it is actually using tcp 3333.

It took me a minute or two for me to realize/remember my firewall was probably blocking it.  That is why EMC offers port 443 as well which is the port ssl/tls uses.

If your using Win7 try this to get the telnet program.

Control Panel -> Programs and Features.  Turn Windows features on or off. Telnet Client.

Also I use the :3333 on Ozoin and BTCGuild and it works fine for me.  Don't know why you would be having problems unless your firewall is blocking it.  But I would think that would effect the "other mining software" as well.

Are you using getwork or stratum?

I think you like the "don't mine on btcguild" free advertisements, don't you?

Done did.  Same results.

Try 443 instead of 3333 and see how that works.
Sam

Edit: the actual intent of my post was to have you try telnet'ing to that port and see what your results were.

The reason it failed on my network is probably due to not having a rule in my firewall to allow it to pass since I don't actually use EMC.

Cool, not as bad as I thought.

The above means that the server isn't listening on tcp port 3333

telnet us3.eclipsemc.com 3333
Connecting To us3.eclipsemc.com...Could not open connection to the host, on port
 3333: Connect failed

Try it without any leading protocol definition.

I use "-o us.ozco.in:3333"

for instance.
Sam

I had terrible luck with WinXP.  But Win7 was very easy to get working.

Does VMWare allow VM's direct access to the USB ports?

This has been explained multiple times by several different people in the last 2 to 4 pages of post's in this thread.  Just look back a little and you will see them.

All I can say this is what Tycho said

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3889.msg372652#msg372652

Are you saying your expecting to be able to do a manual payout?  If so that is less the .01.

If you are saying that you can't do a manual payout until it reach's .01 then I concur.

I'm just not sure what you mean?

That is why it is editable.  So yes it should.  I don't think he changed it back?!?

I remember it was a big deal a couple years ago when Tycho implemented it.

Now all you have to do is wait till you meet the .01 minimum again.  

Edit: below is the link to the announcement of Full-Precision payouts.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3889.msg365742#msg365742