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I did not specify any specific pool for miner, I just started the qwertycoind.exe and waited it to synchronize before starting the wallet. Is there any place in this app or folder to specify the pool to qwertycoin.site? Please advise.

If you want to start mining this coin at qwertycoin.site, i recommend to you go through the link http://qwertycoin.site/#getting_started and read carefully. I would recommend using third-party programs, such as CPUMiner.

Thanks, got it! I downloaded and set up the CPUMiner and started mining using the qwertycoin.site pool. I can see my transactions/hashes on the pool site now by entering my wallet address. The problem is that this app is really CPU-hungry and eats 100% of CPU on my machine. It really needs a dedicated miner to do its job. I may need to leave it for now and continue with the qwertycoind.exe until building a new rig.

Yeah that can be really anoying.. I use Sumo easy miner. You can set the threads you want to use yourself. So it wont take 100% of your cpu :-)

Thanks! I will need to check the Sumo app and compare how it performs compared to Qwertycoind app. In Qwertycoind - number of threads can also be passed as parameters, I found that setting to 2 works the best and uses 50% of my CPU.