magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

I tried changing the power settings to "Never" turn off nothing for nobody, but it did not make a difference.

I'm still a little leery of changing much on my router (related to QOS) as I'm just not sure that will fix it--especially since it works just fine on my other machines attached to the same ...

The more I think about it, the more I wonder if it's just not some software running on my machine that's causing the problem. I can shut almost everything down and run the CPU around 40%, but still get blips in the sound. It's probably no secret that I might have some software running in the ...

lol.. I don't know if these will help but since you said you'll try anything... :wink:

1. PS. I don't know how to do this in Vista.. Try to play around..
Go to the Control Panel and click on "Manage Audio Devices" Then click on ...

2. Since you already added the ports in Windows Firewall, why ...

That's ok, I'll take any help I can get at this point! The MJ folks have been working "behind the scenes" to fix it for a week now. One of the supervisors told me that if I just left my computer, router and modem off for 5-20 minutes that the problems would all fix themselves. When I told him that I ...

Yes, I read the FAQ and tried out some of the things in there. I did turn on QoS on my router.

I didn't change my proxy because I figured if it's working just fine through my XP machine using the same router, wouldn't that mean it's not a proxy problem (or problem with my router for that matter)?

I bought an MJ about 3 weeks ago to entertain the thought of losing my landline (fed up with AT&T!). I hooked it into my laptop, running Windows Vista and tried it out. My test is simply to call into a conference line and get put on music hold. If the music plays without interruption, great, it ...