Yes. 1.9 had bug, but 1.9.1 does not.

Could you tell me who has this problem? Also please post your coin control screenshot to for clarification. Exactly like i described earlier.
If you are reffering to user named g0re79, then you need to read my explanations to him as well. He was wrong. He did not enough have mature coins for staking. Im sure that your case is similar to his.

For now its fine to use 1.8 if you dont like the staking indicator, but please stop making up problems which really dont exist. Instead take some time and learn about how staking/minting works.
1.9.1 works absolutlely well. Im using it and have no problems with it.
official windows download link is also workig just fine for me.

Heres my recent wallet action. All minted transactions:




If you have matured coins, your wallet is online and unlocked for minting, then you will get your mint.
 

d looks fine to me. pool shows my efficency of 99.8%, while pool average is 98,65%

WDC, MINT, DOGE, BC are obvious 4 choices in my opinion. MYR can go far as well. Not sure yet.

Click on Sandor link in hes signature.

I removed premine (in to my wallet) and heres the windows wallet:  

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55d36pje4ev6m1p/1Jrh8jGwt0

PS. Its source code has bug in it.

You can simply use coin control features to select the newest inputs and use them for your transfer.

Hahah, nice business plan for devs. Manipulate market  and make money from spread.  
This plan has one major flaw. If they dont have huge amount of BTC, to ease the sell pressure, their plan of "stabilization(read:get rich) fund" is screwed.

OK, im tired of explaining this over and over again. I quit  .

Theres no need to use second wallet for combining inputs. You can simply transfer coins to your own address = send the coins to yourself.

Nothing related to minting parameters in source code has changed. If anyone would try to change minting values, it would lead to fork, because those blocks would be rejected by main chain.
That is one of the reasons why cryptocoins are secure and safe. No one can abuse the code and end up with more coins than others.

You can read just few pages back or search my user name on this thread.
I have explained it all with screenshots. Amounts are calculated based on 20% yearly interest. You will not always get same amount of coins because large inputs get occasionaly splited (as a result you can get two half size interest payment instead of one full size) and by transferring coins you reset your selected input(s) age.

OK. I modified my post a little. Tooltip shows the highest input in priority, not average.

I will try to make a simple explanation.
As you may know. There is one block generated in every 30 seconds. All open wallets with all aged inputs in them are rolling for that next block. Its kind of like lottery. There are many tickets, but only few winners in each block. There are two variables.
First variable is amount. Large inputs have more tickets and small inputs have less tickets for each block.
Second variable is time. Older inputs have more tickets and newer inputs have less tickets for each block.
Each time block is found, there are parameters which determine the block size. This doesnt matter atm. Lets just say that only half of the current coins can be winners for this block.
So half of all the tickets are drawn randomly. This is why tooltip is never completely accurate. It calculates the odds, not the certain case.
The more tickets your input has, the bigger change it has to generate mint. If it does not get lucky for this block, it will have even more tickets for the next block and so on.
When your input finally is chosen for block, you will get your mint payment. Your input is sent to your own address and your interest coins get added to it. This resets your input age, so it can start aging again.

Hopefully this helps.  



I dont know what happened to whitecoin. I did give a little look at its source. So all i  know is that its direct clone of Mintcoin older source code.

200 days is in tooltip because currenty you have only about 6 coins participating for mint. 20% yearly from 6 coins is about 1.x coins per year. This amount is in absolute bottom of priority list.
Soon you will  have larger amounts rolling for mint and tooltip will change to lesser time, since it shows highest priority of all coins which are participating for mint.

For anyone who does not understand how minting/staking mechanism works for coins, i suggest to stop worrying about it and relax. Everything works just the way it is meant to work. You will get your 20% yearly even if you open your wallet only once per month.

If you want to fully understand how cryptocoins work, then i would suggest you to start reading and learning the source code. As far as i know - no one, in any coin thread has  explained how PoS works in detail.
It takes probably entire book worth of material to explain every detail.

If its TLDR for you then your last hope is this picture below:

GSD1 is the second on the the list. This means it is the second on your com port list as well. If your com port list starts with COM3, then GSD1 = COM4.
From here you can just open your device manager and start disconnecting miners one by one. If you see COM3 disappearing from your device manager list, then thats your GSD1.  
Its highly likely that your miner is faulty. I have one of those as well. Only one core out of 5 is mining. I tried everything to get it working, but i cant tell which component is faulty. Everything looks good for an eye.

There are no issues with code. It all works fine. Read a my earlier posts in this thread for more info.

I was promised VAT refund payment many times. Still waiting for it... Getting impatient with thiese sellers. 

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