Keeping MagicJack running in background
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Keeping MagicJack running in background
It seems that if I run and use magicjack, then use another computer program or walk away from my computer, I have to re-start the magicjack program. Is there a way to always keep it running so it does not exit out itself when not in use? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Keeping MagicJack running in background
It's possible that your PC went to "sleep" and upon waking up, it had issue of waking up MJ device?carter88 wrote:It seems that if I run and use magicjack, then use another computer program or walk away from my computer, I have to re-start the magicjack program. Is there a way to always keep it running so it does not exit out itself when not in use? Thanks in advance.

It's recommended that you set your PC's Power Management setting to "Always ON". Other settings (Standby, Sleep, Hibernation, etc) seem to have negative effect on some PC hardware, USB devices. Of course YMMV

Re: Keeping MagicJack running in background
No, my monitor, hard disk and system standby are all set to "never" and my hibernation mode is also off.
LikeMagic wrote:It's possible that your PC went to "sleep" and upon waking up, it had issue of waking up MJ device?carter88 wrote:It seems that if I run and use magicjack, then use another computer program or walk away from my computer, I have to re-start the magicjack program. Is there a way to always keep it running so it does not exit out itself when not in use? Thanks in advance.![]()
It's recommended that you set your PC's Power Management setting to "Always ON". Other settings (Standby, Sleep, Hibernation, etc) seem to have negative effect on some PC hardware, USB devices. Of course YMMV
carter88,
You may need to go into the device manager and turn off the option that allows the OS to put the Ethernet Card, and the USB hubs to sleep during periods of inactivity also.
PS - there are usually two USB hubs that will have this option on a single machine so make sure you get both of them.
You may need to go into the device manager and turn off the option that allows the OS to put the Ethernet Card, and the USB hubs to sleep during periods of inactivity also.
PS - there are usually two USB hubs that will have this option on a single machine so make sure you get both of them.
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