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Troubleshooting
Most likely your Antivirus (AV) or Microsoft Defender has deleted it. Make sure to add exception for following files:
- excavator.exe
- NiceHashQuickMiner.exe
- nhqmservice.exe
- xmrig.exe
This can cause mining failure. Increase your Virtual Memory size to at least 6000 MB times number of GPUs your PC has. Read here how to increase Virtual Memory size.
Excavator is not capable of getting information about power consumption, therefore some functionality may not work (correctly). Fully reinstall your NVIDIA drivers to fix this issue.
You need to make sure, your card is running in P0 state. This can be achieved using some 3rd party tools as suggested in this Reddit thread.
Additionally, GTX 1080 and GTX 1080 Ti have GDDR5X memory which needs different memory timings for better performance. There is no publicly available code to do that, there are only closed source protected binaries of EthEnlargmentPill from unknown authors, which I do NOT suggest to use if you have any sensitive information.
By default, NiceHash QuickMiner starts XMRig with 50% load hint. This can be easily changed to 100% or any other number in nhqm.conf
by modifying extra launch parameters and providing hint for 100% load:
...
"CPUMinerELP":"--cpu-max-threads-hint 100 --print-time 15",
...
Some routers/firewalls/modems may be blocking NiceHash domains. In that case, you have to check network security settings of your devices. In one particular case, someone had to disable Cyber Security
on his Century Link Modem. Also note that this issue should be completely fixed in versions v0.3.2.6 and later as mining domains are now resolved using DNS over HTTPS.
If you get error like this, then following is possible:
- You do not have supported hardware - NiceHash QuickMiner works only on NVIDIA video cards, it does not support AMD video cards!
- Your driver has just been updated; in that case, a simple restart of your PC will resolve the issue.
- You are using very old NVIDIA drivers. Update to the latest NVIDIA driver to fix the issue.
Yes, you can. Open Task Scheduler (write Task Scheduler
in your search bar). Then follow markings from 1 to 4 from the picture below. Once you choose your wanted delay just close the dialog by pressing OK
. Next time you are booting Windows, NiceHash QuickMiner would start with adjusted delay.