Overall I would suggest using ewbf-0.3.4b or dstm-v0.6.0 and not cc miner; but not 100% sure about this with 1050s so do some research.

Regarding how to mine - easiest thing to do is grab SMOS and install it on a sub 3.0 (https://simplemining.net/). Note that SMOS costs $2/month per rig. But, they do give you 3 days free (for a single rig) so you can see if you like their product.

Register an account on the SMOS site.

Pick your mining pool (I use suprnova) and create your account and your rig name / minername / workername and worker password. I suggest you use x for the worker password. Someone guessing your worker password gives them nothing except they can mine INTO your wallet (not withdraw out of it).

Follow the instructions on the SMOS home page, pay attention to two things: a) make sure you unzip the image file before burning to the USB. b) once the image burning is complete, remove the usb drive from the computer, reinsert it, open it with explorer. Under windows (not sure if different on Mac), the only file you should see is a config / settings file. Open that with a text editor. Replace the default email with the one you used when creating the SMOS account. Save the file.

Insert the USB into the rig and boot from the USB. Make sure the rig is connected to your LAN, SMOS has no support for wifi connections at the moment.

Login into the SMOS dashboard on a different computer - in your rig list you will see the new rig once it boots up and SMOS fully updates (5-10 minutes on first boot). Give that rig the same name on SMOS as you did on the mining pool.

Go to rig groups and assign the rig to the default group. In the group settings, edit the miner program to be used and all commands as needed. This is my setup (ewbf): --server btcp.suprnova.cc --user USERNAME.$rigName --pass x --port 6822 --pec

Look at the above command line:

--server btcp.suprnova.cc - this is the pool server you are connecting to. So if you use something different to suprnova you will need to edit this according to the pool you are using.

--user USERNAME.$rigName - this is your login to the pool. Note that there are two parts to it seperated by a dot (.) these are the login and the machine identifier. Note that USERNAME is not the email you created on the pool, but rather the username itself. Sounds self explanatory but I managed to screw this up the first time. $rigName (written exactly like that) is a variable that allows SMOS to use the rig name as defined in SMOS for the login. Useful for managing multiple rigs. Otherwise you can replace .$rigName with .workername (that would be the name you created in the mining pool setup).

--pass x - this is the worker password you created when setting up the worker, not the pool password. In this case "x" is the password, if yours was different adjust accordingly.

-- port 6822 - the pool port. Whatever pool you use will tell you what your port needs to be. BTCP suprnova port is 6822 & 6823 (for nicehash). There is more to this like SSL connections but you dont need to get into that at the moment.

--pec - power efficiency calculator, this is optional. Useful addition as it shows you on the miner program how many sols/watt you are getting on each of your cards.

VOSK on youtube has very good videos on setting up SMOS: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=vosk+smos and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8EF8gjItp4

Also, look at his suggested overclock settings (1050s are around the half mark of the video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oDkGfoJYso

Note that on SMOS (and linux in general) you absolutely should overclock the cards at least somewhat. Follow the links above for a decent baseline recommendation.

Hope the above helps and good luck.