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Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 2:06 pm
by sjbarden
Here I am again with the same old problem... I tried the skin thing and that does not work. I just now edited the registry, very carefully, as instructed by vdot and guess what...my calls still go immediately to voice mail! I have none of the other problems I have read about and this would be great if I could just receive calls.
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 2:17 pm
by joevv
The instructions provided here to disable voice mail are not meant to resolve the problems you're having. The only thing I can suggest is try tech chat
http://tinyurl.com/27pzpm
and have them refresh your account and see if that helps.
Joe
sjbarden wrote: Here I am again with the same old problem... I tried the skin thing and that does not work. I just now edited the registry, very carefully, as instructed by vdot and guess what...my calls still go immediately to voice mail! I have none of the other problems I have read about and this would be great if I could just receive calls.
disabling voice mail...some steps are missing....
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 9:05 pm
by lockmaster
Not being even a novice I am somewhat confused about the method of removing bigskin, making some changes in the bare ini file...and so on. There must be something that I missed...duhhhhhh! Where does one find the unmasked folder (the file name) where we make the changes? Joevv's procedure seems easy enough but there is a step or two missing to us beginners . I assume these missing steps are common knowledge to those who understand the internal workings of MJ but please share with other inexperienced and frustrated MJ users who have the same problem concerning the 4 ring voice mail limit. We appreciate any help you more experienced Gentlemen can provide. Thanks to all who participate in this forum.
Voice mail
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:38 pm
by sjbarden
It seems to me that if I disabled voice mail, there would be no VM for my calls to go to, and the phone would ring.
Re: Voice mail
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:07 am
by joevv
A logic assumption but first you need to be able to recieve calls before this would work.
Joe
sjbarden wrote:It seems to me that if I disabled voice mail, there would be no VM for my calls to go to, and the phone would ring.
Re: disabling voice mail...some steps are missing....
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:17 am
by joevv
You don't make changes to a file. deleting the big.skn file changes the softphone look so that you can see addional features. Then you just make your changes on the softphone itself.
The easiest way to get to the directory where you find the mj folder (mjusbsp) is to Click on Start -> Run then type "%appdata%" without the quotes and click ok.
Joe
lockmaster wrote:Not being even a novice I am somewhat confused about the method of removing bigskin, making some changes in the bare ini file...and so on. There must be something that I missed...duhhhhhh! Where does one find the unmasked folder (the file name) where we make the changes? Joevv's procedure seems easy enough but there is a step or two missing to us beginners . I assume these missing steps are common knowledge to those who understand the internal workings of MJ but please share with other inexperienced and frustrated MJ users who have the same problem concerning the 4 ring voice mail limit. We appreciate any help you more experienced Gentlemen can provide. Thanks to all who participate in this forum.
Disabling Voicemail
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:33 pm
by blacktop_silver
I'm in the same boat Popgory was in, my wife is ready to kill me for switching to this Magicjack, and the voicemail issue is helping matters! If there are any other tips for disabling the voicemail I'd sure appreciate getting them.
I'm running Vista, and I'm running the Upgrade, because that was recommended for Vista. I've done all the registry changes, but MJ voicemail still picks up on the 4th ring. I've noticed that the values in the keys CFBusyTarget = MJ Phone #
CFNoAnswerTarget = MJ Phone #
do not retain my phone number after I put them in, when I reopen regedit (no regedit32 in Vista) my phone number will be gone from either CFBusyTarget or CFNoAnswerTarget. I've been putting the number in as a 10 digit string, no spaces or dashes, and no "1" prefix.
And I've never gotten the MJ skin to disappear either, deleting the big.skn/small.skn files makes no change. I'm not able to start the MJ without the skin so I've never gotten access to the "transfer" option.
Is the answer to do this under XP instead of Vista? I don't want to buy another XP license for this computer, since it came with Vista Business. If Vista is causing my grief then shame on me, again!
disabling voice mail removing the skin does not work for me
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 4:30 pm
by lockmaster
For what ever reasons I can't get the skin removed in order to make the necessary changes to stop the MJ voice mail. I had a tech friend to try also and he came up with the same results,,, both on a windows XP laptop and a Hp710 thin film with XPe. Maybe its possible to remove the skin to reveal the extra settings on some MJ configurations but not all of them. Hopefully some one will find a way that works for every Mj configuration. (I am beginning to think MJ has updated the MJ to prevent vm changes??
I purchased my MJ in January 09 and it works great with a thin film. Dam, I sure wish the MJ people would change the VM ringer to 5. That would make for some very happy customers...
Again, thanks guys for your contributions to this forum... Too bad the MJ engineers and owner don't read this forum..lol
try minimizing the magic jack soft phone before deleting the
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:17 pm
by pepsiman
i had to minimize the magic jack soft phone first before i could delete the big.skn.
once i had the big.skn deleted i restarted magic jack and i was able to make the changes to disable the voice mail.
Not working on Vista 64...
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:18 am
by sierrawing
Folks,
I've tried this both ways - By removing the fancy skin to get at the Transfer button, and by editing the registry. Here is what happens: I call my MJ number from my cell. My handset rings 4 times. I hear it ringing likewise on the cell. My answering machine picks up on the 4th ring (I hear my outgoing message)... and on the cell, the MJ VM answers. Wow.
For the person who asked about removing big.skn and small.skn, I found that you need to use the Menu>>Advanced Users>>Restart option to to get the soft phone to come up without a "skin". Also, at least on Vista, you may have trouble deleting the skin that's in use. But you can RENAME it instead. Then you reset MJ from the menu, and you'll see the skinless app.
If anyone has any ideas about my VM issue on Vista 64 ... I'd love it. Thanks.
Re: Disabling Voicemail
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:19 am
by vdot
blacktop_silver wrote:I'm in the same boat Popgory was in, my wife is ready to kill me for switching to this Magicjack, and the voicemail issue is helping matters! If there are any other tips for disabling the voicemail I'd sure appreciate getting them.
I'm running Vista, and I'm running the Upgrade, because that was recommended for Vista. I've done all the registry changes, but MJ voicemail still picks up on the 4th ring. I've noticed that the values in the keys CFBusyTarget = MJ Phone #
CFNoAnswerTarget = MJ Phone #
do not retain my phone number after I put them in, when I reopen regedit (no regedit32 in Vista) my phone number will be gone from either CFBusyTarget or CFNoAnswerTarget. I've been putting the number in as a 10 digit string, no spaces or dashes, and no "1" prefix.
Make sure you've killed the MJ process(es) before entering the
changes through RegEdit.
Also Make sure the AutoIgnoreCalls = 0 (and AutoIgnoreTimeout is blank).
AutoIgnore is not compatible with this procedure.
Oh, also, just because it seems to work inconsistently and *may* be
causing problems, (I forgot to mention to) disable the call-forwarding
in the "My magicJack" and remove any forwarding number there, too.
Hope this helps. If you follow all the Registry changes in my previous
post, and make sure of these points, too, it
should work regardless
of OS and version of your MJ dongle...(famous last words
).
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:01 am
by joevv
Vdot is going to release an app (some time this month I believe) that will allow you to disable vmail and a whole lot more. If you're having a hard time doing it manualy you might want to wait until then.
Joe
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:46 pm
by vdot
joevv wrote:Vdot is going to release an app (some time this month I believe) that will allow you to disable vmail and a whole lot more. If you're having a hard time doing it manualy you might want to wait until then.
Joe
Thank you, Joe, that's nice of you.
As a matter of fact, I've been up for about 40 hours straight working on
it. For a while last night, I thought that MJ had made a change to
keep these fixes from working, but then I realized I was testing with my
GV number (forwards to my MJ), and not my actual MJ #.
I guess
it was getting a little too late...but I'm still up!
It's was a bit tough getting the timing on the rings correct, and it may not
be perfect for all rigs out there, but the ring duration controls are working
pretty well now, and it seems to consistently delete the extra call log records.
After I get some sleep, I need to complete some changes to the
"infrastructure" that I had started earlier, and then I'll be putting out the
new version by week's end.
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 2:16 pm
by sjbarden
vdot,
I am eagerly awaiting your new version. I am hoping that will solve the problem of all my calls going to VM instead of the phone ringing. I have tried all the fixes that you and joevv have mentioned but they do not work for me. But, I do thank you both for trying to help!
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 8:33 pm
by desidude2000
noetic1 wrote:
I changed the Cfwd No Ans Delay: value to 30 and 60 and now my MJ voicemail picks up after the 5th ring just like before. But the fifth ring comes pretty close after the 4th ring. I'd say the timing is more 4 and a half rings, if that makes sense.
did you change it 30 or to 60? which one? lol
Disabling VoiceMail / Answering machine pickup
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 11:13 am
by Eponymous
Hey all,
So I followed all directions in this thread, and none seemed to work for me. Deleting the skins did not bring up the basic interface, setting all the registry entries, no help. Actually made it worse at times where it would ring on the calling end forever, answering machine would pickup, but not connect to the incoming call, and the incoming caller would hear a forever ring, all while the call log was filling up with repeats of the same number.
I think some of us have issues cause we have newer versions of the MagicJack Dongle, or later software revision. I have the latest, as I update regularly, and here's how I solved this. Can someone else verify that this works?
This is assuming I am currently using the big skin, otherwise change the skin in the magicjack app, or just make the changes on small.skn. Also, %userprofile% is the path to your user profile, ie.. c:\Documents and settings\John\
If you type %userprofile% into the location however, it will input the proper userprofile path.
-----With MagicJack Running------
Renamed: %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\big.skn to big.skn.old
From MagicJack: Menu->Advanced Users->Restart
Transfer Button: On no Answer for 20 sec. <Your MagicJack#> in Number Window.
( <Your MagicJack#> is your 7 digit MagicJack phone# as in 1234567890 )
Set Answer machine to 6 rings.
Renamed: Renamed: %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\big.skn.old to big.skn
From MagicJack: Exit
Relaunch from %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\MagicJackLoader.exe
Now all should be good. If you want to change the number of rings for pickup, play around with the "20 sec." part to satisfy your needs.
Let me know if this works for those with newer magicjacks out there.
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:47 pm
by desidude2000
FYI for those who want to do this on a PAP2.... 20 second delay on the PAP2 works well for me.
no luck here
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 6:38 pm
by zbysior
did as instructed and VM still picks up after 4 rings..
eventhough I see the call being redirected on the soft phone
Re: no luck here
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 8:52 pm
by vdot
zbysior wrote:did as instructed and VM still picks up after 4 rings..
even though I see the call being redirected on the soft phone
Is there anyone on this thread who, like zbysior, "did as instructed" but still
couldn't get it to work, and *also* wants to beta test my app (MagicBeans®)?
The reason I ask is I would like to determine if there actually *is* some
difference in their version of MJ or not. I have some doubts, but I also
need to determine if indeed, I'm wrong, and there is some "other configuration."
It would be good to have such a person test MB. If it works for them, then
the edits were not explained right, or not followed correctly. If it doesn't
work for them, then I have some work to do figuring what the problem is...
Anyone who thinks they followed the Registry change instructions (but it
didn't work) want to help? You're welcome to test this if you so choose.
PM me, and I'll send you my number to discuss it.
Disable Voice Mail and Much More
Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:13 pm
by pamatthew99
Having followed the instructions to disable the voice mail I have to say that I have done so much more and am so happy.
When I got into the transfer section I decided to check the unconditional button and raise the seconds to 300. The effect it had was marvelous for me as I really don't want to receive calls on my Magic Jack but want to place calls.
I have had a couple of different numbers on the same MJ device. The problem has been even after changing the number the old number continues to forward to the new number and revealing that new number to people who I would prefer not to have the number. Of course MJ support could not shut off the number just as they can't do anything. Anyhow my anger has me sidetracked.
The effect of what I have done has made my change on their server. When anyone calls my number (either of them) they now get a recording saying the number is not in service. This happens if I am plugged in or unplugged from my computer. Now I can make outbound calls and if I want someone to be able to call me back I forward to my cell phone. If I don't use the forward they get the out of service message. This is just great. Magic Jack insists these things can't be done but it's already in the software. If they would turn this stuff on they would certainly get rid of alot of customer complaints.
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:21 pm
by TooManyIDs
laserjobs wrote:Then you could also do it by changing the registry values at
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\talk4free\USB Softphone\Options\Calling Options
CallForwardingEnabled 4 (decimal)
CFNoAnswerTimeout 20 (decimal)
Tried CallForwardingEnabled 4 (decimal), but it still goes to voicemail ? Confirmed the registry value was present after a restart. Am I not understanding something? No need to bother with the skins if a registry update will do the same thing.
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 1:58 pm
by sabresfan
A setting on the call transfer option I'm trying is check on no answer for 8 seconds. I'm forwarding to one of my GV numbers that only rings back to my MJ line. This gives me four rings but it gives me the GV call answering options on the third and fourth ring. When I call my number I hear six rings but then Google's voicemail picks up instead of MJ's. Being that the caller id shows up right at the second ring this is a nice feature. The caller will hear six rings before GV's voicemail picks up. The MJ line hears four rings. This way your phone does not have to ring a ton of times if you don't want it to and you can use GV's voicemail as your home voicemail instead of relying on MJ's.
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:31 pm
by sabresfan
A note to my last post doing this also gives me only one number showing up on my caller id screen. Also by setting the on no answer for to 10 sec and putting in your MJ number to transfer to on top I don't have any problems with my answering machine picking up on 5 rings. When it was set to 20 sec my answering machine would have trouble picking up after four rings.
Re: Disabling VoiceMail / Answering machine pickup
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:36 pm
by TooManyIDs
Yes, that appears to have worked. Thanks.
Eponymous wrote:....
-----With MagicJack Running------
Renamed: %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\big.skn to big.skn.old
From MagicJack: Menu->Advanced Users->Restart
Transfer Button: On no Answer for 20 sec. <Your MagicJack#> in Number Window.
( <Your MagicJack#> is your 7 digit MagicJack phone# as in 1234567890 )
Set Answer machine to 6 rings.
Renamed: Renamed: %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\big.skn.old to big.skn
From MagicJack: Exit
Relaunch from %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\MagicJackLoader.exe
....
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:26 pm
by callontom
I just foward my MJ number to GV and all my voicemail together. Why do you have to disable MJ VM? is that good or am i missing voicemails? don't tell me.
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 6:34 pm
by sabresfan
MJ has problems with their voicemail from time to time and some people want to have more than four rings on their phone before MJ's voicemail kicks in.
When running as a service, voicemail always picks up
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:36 pm
by T-Man
I've also posted this question
here.
I've got the MJ running as a service on win7, plus I've gone through the steps in this thread to "disable" voicemail. It is very stable and works great, except that the voicemail always picks up after the four rings.
If I run the MJ normally (not as a service), voicemail never picks up. Any ideas what may be going on here?
Thanks
T-Man
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 1:12 pm
by dartran
After some messing around I finally got the skinless mode to work.
The trick I found was to have the window open that contains the big.skn and small.skn. Then do an advanced users>restart. WHILE IT IS RESTARTING CLICK BACK AND DELETE THE TWO .SKN files. MJ will come up skinless and you can change the options.
Increasing the number of rings before going to MJ voicemail
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 3:31 pm
by joboo7777
Hi all,
I have read through this thread as well as others on the board but I can't see to find the reg settings that need to be tweaked to increase the number of rings before going to MJ voicemail. Seems like the discussion focuses around disabling VM completely. Can someone provide the reg settings needed to delay the transfer to MJ voicemail?
Thanks
Re: Increasing the number of rings before going to MJ voicem
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 4:53 pm
by sabresfan
joboo7777 wrote:Hi all,
I have read through this thread as well as others on the board but I can't see to find the reg settings that need to be tweaked to increase the number of rings before going to MJ voicemail. Seems like the discussion focuses around disabling VM completely. Can someone provide the reg settings needed to delay the transfer to MJ voicemail?
Thanks
There's no way to increase the number of rings and continue to use MJ's voicemail. The only options I have found are to use an answering machine or transfer to a google voice number after 20 seconds and get 8 rings before google's voicemail kicks in. This is assuming that you have a google voice number that rings your MJ line.
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 5:40 pm
by joboo7777
Thanks for the response. I do have a GV number so I will try that. Just seems odd as I would think since my GV rings my MJ number, transferring my MJ back to GV it would create a loop? I guess not. Thanks again for the information!
Updated: What to make sure I do this right. Is Call FWD the same as Transfer? Can I just go into my magicjack portal and set the call forward number? Would this work?
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 6:03 pm
by joboo7777
Figured it out. Thanks for the help!
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 9:05 am
by peterlemonjello
joboo7777 wrote:Figured it out. Thanks for the help!
Want to share what you did to get this working?
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:29 am
by sabresfan
peterlemonjello wrote:joboo7777 wrote:Figured it out. Thanks for the help!
Want to share what you did to get this working?
Call forward will not ring your MJ line only the number you forward it to like a cell phone. Call transfer at 20 seconds allows your MJ line to ring 4 times then transfer to another number. The reason you get 8 rings when you transfer to your google voice number is that google voice is set at 4 rings then their voicemail starts. You set up your google voice number to ring your MJ number.
Re: Increasing the number of rings before going to MJ voicem
Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:10 am
by vdot
joboo7777 wrote:Hi all,
I have read through this thread as well as others on the board but I can't see to find the reg settings that need to be tweaked to increase the number of rings before going to MJ voicemail. Seems like the discussion focuses around disabling VM completely. Can someone provide the reg settings needed to delay the transfer to MJ voicemail?
Thanks
MagicBeans lets you set rings to 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12 or 15 rings before
sending to Vmail (or infinite rings)
It does a lot more, too....
Here's the site to get it:
http://www.magicjackbeans.com
No help for MJ, but NT lets you manipulate it
Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 1:21 pm
by mohoelx
I may be hanging up my MJ for the NetTalk 6000 for several reasons, but regarding this thread, now that NT has voicemail working, they also let you turn it on or off at the service point. Just sayin'..... MJ should be so kind.....
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:22 am
by rattfan
I only wish this would work with my computer off, as people can still leave voice mail, however it does work with pc on and modem. I also downloaded another program and I set the rings to 3, after that you hear nothing because the voice mail is turned off. I tested with my cell phone and placed calls to myself. LOL..I heard nothing on the other end and nothing was recorded. Is a nice feature.
Re: Disabling VoiceMail / Answering machine pickup
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:00 pm
by angelotrin
Yes IT DOES WORK. Until you restart you computer that is. AND then MG sets all changes back and it begins answering your call after the 4 rings again.
TooManyIDs wrote:Yes, that appears to have worked. Thanks.
Eponymous wrote:....
-----With MagicJack Running------
Renamed: %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\big.skn to big.skn.old
From MagicJack: Menu->Advanced Users->Restart
Transfer Button: On no Answer for 20 sec. <Your MagicJack#> in Number Window.
( <Your MagicJack#> is your 7 digit MagicJack phone# as in 1234567890 )
Set Answer machine to 6 rings.
Renamed: Renamed: %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\big.skn.old to big.skn
From MagicJack: Exit
Relaunch from %userprofile%\Application Data\mjusbsp\MagicJackLoader.exe
....
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 1:58 am
by thedizzel
[quote="joevv"]ok here we go.......
this does not work, MJ just rewrites the files right after you enable it.
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 5:10 pm
by joevv
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 5:52 pm
by newtoncd
joevv wrote:
The features it adds to magicJack for $6.95 are excellent.
Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 3:15 am
by thedizzel
joevv wrote:
Hi Joevv,
I appreciate your reply, right now i am so against puttng more money into this....what is your version and/or Techie solution.....you would no believe how much time i have spent in the registry, folders, ini files trying to hack this thing.....I am all ears (eyes) in hearing (seeing) what you got.
thanks
john
Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:10 pm
by joevv
This is really an outdated solution to disable voice mail but I understand you not wanting to spend more money.
The trick to making this work is to not unplug MJ before or after deleting the skin file. Also depending on which skin its using determines which one to delete. For example: with MJ running look at the softphone and see which skin its on, big or small. Delete the one not being used. Then restart MJ Menu->Advanced users->Restart. Once you make your changes do not uplug MJ, just restart it using the icon on the desktop.
Joe
Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:21 pm
by sabresfan
Another option is to download stroth's utility manager. You can stop and start MJ without unplugging. With MJ stopped just delete both the big and small skins and then restart using the utility manager. When MJ starts backup you will see all the things you will need to disable voicemail with the instructions joe has given. When finished with the instructions stop MJ again with the utility manager and go into recycling bin on your computer and restore the big and small skins and MJ will look like normal again. You will have to repeat this everytime you unplug your MJ because it goes back to it's default settings.
Unable to disable voicemail
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:19 am
by tsweet967
I have followed the steps, after I dlete skin and get to the transfer it will not accept any number I put in it says "connot accept in current configuration" I have tryed with 1 dashs w/o dashes and without 1 or area code. The only reason I can think it wont allow is because it is showing as disconnected. Any suggestion? to solve this.
Re: Unable to disable voicemail
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 8:25 am
by sabresfan
tsweet967 wrote:I have followed the steps, after I dlete skin and get to the transfer it will not accept any number I put in it says "connot accept in current configuration" I have tryed with 1 dashs w/o dashes and without 1 or area code. The only reason I can think it wont allow is because it is showing as disconnected. Any suggestion? to solve this.
This won't work anymore doing it from the softphone. I can't tell you the other method of doing it (never tried it) but if you purchase Magicbeans you can disable voicemail and have other options as well. This just started happening in the past week as MJ put out another update killing the ability disable voicemail and transfer calls from the softphone.
Disable MJ voicemail
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:04 pm
by tsweet967
I cant understand why MJ doesnt want the end user the abiltiy, to have simple control of there voice mail, either to turn off or determine when the voice mail engages. To force us to goto thrid party software to get what they should be providing is silly. If you ask me I think everyone who wants the voicemail disabled to email there customer suporrt and demand it politelly (on a daily basis) The more that do maybe change will come.
Disabling Voicemail Still Works - IF You Tweak the Registry
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 5:28 pm
by T-Man
vdot wrote:
Here's what you want to do for Call Continuous (w/o vmail & w/o problems):
Run the Registry Editor (regedt32.exe), and Navigate to this hive entry:
My Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\talk4free\USB Softphone\Options\Calling Options
Set CallForwardingEnabled = 6 (ie: 2 (Busy) + 4 (No Answer)) (OverRides CFUnconditional (ie: 1))
Set CFBusyTarget = MJ Phone #
Set CFNoAnswerTarget = MJ Phone #
Set CFNoAnswerTimeout = 15 (Every 5 [Seconds] = 1 Phone Ring; LEAVE IT at 15)
Make Sure:
AutoIgnoreCalls = 0 and/or AutoIgnoreTimeout (up to 16 only) > CFNoAnswerTimout
NOTE: Similar settings would apply to ATAs, too.
Run taskmgr.exe (you can leave regedt32.exe open), and Kill any/all of these process(es):
magicJack.exe (should be the only one running)
mjsetup.exe
MagicJackLoader.exe
MagicJackSplash.exe
Run (or make a shortcut of & double-click):
"C:\Documents and Settings\login-name\Application Data\mjusbsp\magicJackLoader.exe"
Vdot's registry instructions still work to disable voicemail. Just remember to add dashes to your phone number when entering them into the registry
Set CFBusyTarget = MJ Phone # (like this ###-###-####)
Set CFNoAnswerTarget = MJ Phone # (like this ###-###-####)
Also, one hitch with this hack that I've noticed. If I pick up the phone when the MJ gets to the fourth ring and is in process of forwarding to itself (I hear a sort of double ring here), I lose the caller. However, if I wait until after the fifth ring I'm good to go (as long as I get it before google voice voicemail picks up). Perhaps changing CFNoAnswerTimeout value might have an effect...
Thanks to Vdot for this tip!!
T-Man
Re: Disabling Voicemail Still Works - IF You Tweak the Regis
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 7:17 pm
by sabresfan
T-Man wrote:vdot wrote:
Here's what you want to do for Call Continuous (w/o vmail & w/o problems):
Run the Registry Editor (regedt32.exe), and Navigate to this hive entry:
My Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\talk4free\USB Softphone\Options\Calling Options
Set CallForwardingEnabled = 6 (ie: 2 (Busy) + 4 (No Answer)) (OverRides CFUnconditional (ie: 1))
Set CFBusyTarget = MJ Phone #
Set CFNoAnswerTarget = MJ Phone #
Set CFNoAnswerTimeout = 15 (Every 5 [Seconds] = 1 Phone Ring; LEAVE IT at 15)
Make Sure:
AutoIgnoreCalls = 0 and/or AutoIgnoreTimeout (up to 16 only) > CFNoAnswerTimout
NOTE: Similar settings would apply to ATAs, too.
Run taskmgr.exe (you can leave regedt32.exe open), and Kill any/all of these process(es):
magicJack.exe (should be the only one running)
mjsetup.exe
MagicJackLoader.exe
MagicJackSplash.exe
Run (or make a shortcut of & double-click):
"C:\Documents and Settings\login-name\Application Data\mjusbsp\magicJackLoader.exe"
Vdot's registry instructions still work to disable voicemail. Just remember to add dashes to your phone number when entering them into the registry
Set CFBusyTarget = MJ Phone # (like this ###-###-####)
Set CFNoAnswerTarget = MJ Phone # (like this ###-###-####)
Also, one hitch with this hack that I've noticed. If I pick up the phone when the MJ gets to the fourth ring and is in process of forwarding to itself (I hear a sort of double ring here), I lose the caller. However, if I wait until after the fifth ring I'm good to go (as long as I get it before google voice voicemail picks up). Perhaps changing CFNoAnswerTimeout value might have an effect...
Thanks to Vdot for this tip!!
T-Man
If you pickup and hear the double ring just hit the talk button again and the phone will pickup like normal.
Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 8:12 am
by IcedDog
Hi all, I just got a MJ and I've tried the registry fixes in this thread to tweak the MJ voicemail, but to no avail. I even tried the skin maneuver, but that simply causes the MJ app not to appear at all after restarting. I'm thinking perhaps these registry hacks don't work with the current generation of MJ...does anyone have any suggestions? I tried the MagicRingForever app and that seemed to work, but I figured I'd ask here first before I fork over $10 when the trial period ends.