(this unit has 512Meg of Flash which should be plenty)
I went through instructions found elsewhere in this forum for disabling the Write filtering, disabling USB power mode, and setting up auto Admin login on the 9450. After that I connected the MJ and it appeared to download and install the software. The problem is that the MJ software is stuck in headset mode and will not dial. Apparently there are missing drivers that MJ requires that XPe doesnt load or have.
Does anyone out there know what and where I can get the needed drivers? At least one must have something to do with a Sound device because I see no MJ device under "Sound, Video and game controllers" when looking at the Device M anager screen. The ONLY entries that appear for MJ are the Disk and CDROM entries in the device manager.
What Drivers are need to setup a WYSE 9450XE for MJ ??
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Sounds like you need to update the USB audio driver. See the thread here:
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/usin ... t4350.html
It contains a link where you can download the required drivers. Once you do a 'driver update' on your TC via Windows Device Manager, you should be good to go. It worked for me awhile back.
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/usin ... t4350.html
It contains a link where you can download the required drivers. Once you do a 'driver update' on your TC via Windows Device Manager, you should be good to go. It worked for me awhile back.
Yes, thanks for the reply. This morning I dug the following instruction out of one of the posts and it worked great.....
Check the Device Manager and to see if it shows an error - YELLOW
QUESTION MARK on the " Internet phone by TigerJet” if so, download the
USBAudio driver from
http://rs9.rapidshare.com/files/1398091 ... Driver.zip onto the
TC. Extract the files to the Z: drive or other location on the TC that
you can install from. On the device manager right click on the Internet
Phone By TigerJet icon and select update driver. Navigate through the
menu and when asked, select “Install from a list or specific location”.
Select the location you extracted the USBAudio driver to and hit enter.
Let the install complete. Reboot your machine.
When the unit has rebooted, go to the menu button and select
Volume/Headset Control. You should be able to select the telephone
button at this point. If you can, make a test call. If not, please refer
to the Unofficial MagicJack Forum for tips on how to resolve your
specific problem.
Check the Device Manager and to see if it shows an error - YELLOW
QUESTION MARK on the " Internet phone by TigerJet” if so, download the
USBAudio driver from
http://rs9.rapidshare.com/files/1398091 ... Driver.zip onto the
TC. Extract the files to the Z: drive or other location on the TC that
you can install from. On the device manager right click on the Internet
Phone By TigerJet icon and select update driver. Navigate through the
menu and when asked, select “Install from a list or specific location”.
Select the location you extracted the USBAudio driver to and hit enter.
Let the install complete. Reboot your machine.
When the unit has rebooted, go to the menu button and select
Volume/Headset Control. You should be able to select the telephone
button at this point. If you can, make a test call. If not, please refer
to the Unofficial MagicJack Forum for tips on how to resolve your
specific problem.
Now a new problem has cropped up. As soon as the dailer window pops up I also get a System Shutdown warning saying "The system is running out of free memory" It shuts down after about 2 minutes. My box has 500M flash and 256M ram. Isnt 256M of ram enough? They are selling preconfig'd units like crazy on Ebay with only 256M ram.