How to use magicjack without USB dogle

[tinko]

well i have tried read it on wiki as well and read a link on this site
how to use it without usb dongle?

alot of people get successfull and i have no luck

What i did

plug in the magicjack

copy all files

autorun.exe 27.3 KB (it look like magicjack icon but TYPE= Application)
autorun 15.7 KB (Type=icon)
autorun 308 bytes (text file) (Type= Setup Information)
autorun 689 KB

folder name ( Magicjack all files paste in there)

C:\magicjack
C:\mjusbsp

on desktop right click on the icon of macjicjack > properties
Target= C:\magicjack
Startin= C:\mjusbsp
hit Apply ok

Go to Run
MSCONFIG

startup= uncheck loader2 ( its ask for restart i did)

i uplug the maigicjack When windows boot
plug in USB
let it start normally
ctrl+del = end magic.exe

unplug the magicjack

start it from shortcut
it try and then say Warning plug in?

What i am doing Wrong ???
Please Help

( FINALLY I AM SUCCESSFULL USING DONGLE WITHOUT USB)

[pagemen]

you'll have to install MJ softphone first, then read this topic to get the correct "mjusbsp" folder

http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/magi ... t1364.html

[ruh8n2]

I guess from reasoning I could see the upside to setting all this up and running without the dongle.

But then without the dongle, how do you connect a hard line to it.

The dongle converts analog phone single to digital via USB. Without the dongle how would this get accomplished.

Also what are the benefits to running it as a service. Does it run better? How so?

[az2008]

But then without the dongle, how do you connect a hard line to it.

It's only useful for people who use the softphone with a headset. The upside is that it reduces the wear and tear on the USB device, which seems to be delicate (considering all the "broken storage" reports). It eliminates the softphone opening the device's flash drive for write every 3 seconds (run procmon and watch for yourself.).

Also what are the benefits to running it as a service. Does it run better? How so?

See: http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/why- ... t4790.html

Mark