I'm getting one with 512M flash/ 256M ram, so the current MJ code should fit. Can someone point me to any links on this massive forum that give instructions on setting up the client for a MJ?
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Help! Need MJ setup instructions for Wyse 9150SE
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Re: Help! Need MJ setup instructions for Wyse 9150SE
Ummmm - Plug your MJ dongle into a USB port. Follow any instructions. (Most you may have to do is set the USB ports so they do not go into power saving mode.)gtburgin wrote:I'm getting one with 512M flash/ 256M ram, so the current MJ code should fit. Can someone point me to any links on this massive forum that give instructions on setting up the client for a MJ?
Thanks
Not really. At some point you should log in as administrator and "commit" the MJ install to the C: FLASH so it doesn't install every time the thin client boots. (HP uses the term "commit" but I'm not sure how Wyse refers to it.) Both have an indicator in the lower right corner of the screen that controls this. (Refer to your owners manual.) But this isn't needed to make MJ work.gtburgin wrote:but dont you have to do something to make the flash writeable first??
also, Ive seen a few postings here that say there were missing audio drivers that had to be located and installed.
USB drivers? Are you using the softphone or plugging in your house phone or house phone system? No drivers required for house phones and only "maybe" for softphones.
" No drivers required for house phones "
I am using a regular house phone. The installation did not complete successfully as evidenced by the missing entries under Device Manager.
I started a new thread specifically asking for driver help since I no longer need a full set of setup instructions. Evidently the drivers included by WYSE on their Win XPe installs are insufficient.
I am using a regular house phone. The installation did not complete successfully as evidenced by the missing entries under Device Manager.
I started a new thread specifically asking for driver help since I no longer need a full set of setup instructions. Evidently the drivers included by WYSE on their Win XPe installs are insufficient.