Generated DAG + Light in 12

[KSptpv]

After opening the Command Prompt, typing in the correct commands to start Ethminer (with start.bat) and a short thread of commands that seem to indicate that mining has started (Hashpower in blue, and everything, although still at 0.00 MH/s), a command pops up and it says "Generated DAG + Light in 12", which puts everything on halt.

To reproduce the problem you have to do the things I described above, I can't say more than that. I am not a 100% sure what I have done to initiate the problem, and that is part of the reason I am now here seeking help.

I expected the program to run normally as always, to keep reporting the Hashrate in blue, while performing "Job" at blocks and occasionally having that Job accepted.

• Operating System: [Windows 10 Home/64bit]
• Hardware [1xGTX 1070Ti]
• Ethminer Version [0.18.0]
• Ethminer options used - I haven't done anything to change any options really. All I have done is strictly follow instruction for setting everything up. For example, I have extracted the files from Ethminer, to create something like a launcher, I have then created a txt file with certain commands in relation to the brand of my GPU and saved it as "start.bat" (As "all files" from the two options that pop up when saving), which gave it some specific property, which I cannot really describe in the correct terminology. At the end I opened the command prompt, typed /cd (location) until reaching the folder ("bin"), which had the start.bat file and after that just typed in start.bat and expected the process to run normally. As I described earlier this anomaly occured.

Some important context that I think of now could be the fact that a complete crash of my system, which caused a restart, took place while I was overclocking my GPU. I was running one GTX 1070Ti, (yes, exactly one), and putting some pressure on the Memory clock until it caused my screen to go black and Windows to restart, after which I needed to reinstall and reactivate everything until "Generated DAG + Light in 12" appeared.

[kgiil]

This also happened to me. I had installed vcredist from the version found in the redistribution for VS 2005. Once I installed the latest (from https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads-2647da03-1eea-4433-9aff-95f26a218cc0), the issue went away.