Here's mine for good measure...

Check your voltage coming out of the connector from the PSU.  Should be 12v.

If it's not, that could cause it to act all wonky.

I'm running same pool with my blade...

You shouldn't have to run any setup for the proxy.  Just run the program and it automagically does it's thing....assuming you are using Mining Proxy downloaded from Slush's pool.  I'm no programmer, but I suspect it's hardcoded by default to aim at slush's pool...you shouldn't have to specify any params.

Maybe that's it?

The only setup you'll need is pointing the blade setup to your PC.

Pool?

can you give us a screeny of your setup?

Is Mining proxy running...and stuff coming down the screen?

I've fiddled and faddled with this and searched until I was blue in the face.  It seems the only solutions are on linux based rigs/setups.  I'd have better luck installing a tampon in a llama than figuring out linux.

I've got 11 miners.  9 in an Anker 10port hub and 2 just plugged into the back of the PC. All this ran fine on 3.1.1.  I just got tired of reconfiguring the com ports in CGMiner every time my computer failed or lost power or I had to reboot.  So I updated to newer versions of CGMiner that would auto grab the block erupter miners.

Running Windows 8 64bit





Any ideas?  I also just noticed that the hardware error seems high.

Thank you for any direction!

Why hello thar!
 

k...I sold all mine!

Yes...please do not buy anything from BFL!

I bought a little single back in may.  I'm looking at, if I'm lucky, getting mine by the end of october.  I'm gonna have to run that joker forever to even make my $$$ back.

I read a story yesterday about a guy that fiddled with bitcoin mining like 2-3 years ago and then slowly got out of it.  He had almost forgotten about his earnings sitting over at Slush's pool.  As it turns out, with the increase in BTC price, he was sitting on $35,000 in BTC and didnt even know it!!!

thanks for the tip!

I've fiddled and faddled with this and searched until I was blue in the face.  It seems the only solutions are on linux based systems.  I'd have better luck installing a tampon in a llama than figuring out linux.

I've got 11 miners.  9 in an Anker 10port hub and 2 just plugged into the back of the PC. All this ran fine on 3.1.1.  I just got tired of reconfiguring the com ports in CGMiner every time my computer failed or lost power or I had to reboot.  So I updated to newer versions of CGMiner that would auto grab the block erupter miners.

Running Windows 8 64bit


https://www.dropbox.com/s/ffh67v91rp3o4m2/timeoutgetresults.jpg

Apparently I'm not smart enough to insert an image.  


Any ideas?