To install MagicJack as a service, there are a few options.ĭISCLAIMER: This has been reported to work on XP, possibly on Vista. Change the command line shown above from Y: to the new value.
Find the Removable Drive created by MagicJack.If it just doesn’t work, follow these steps (straight from the MagicJack support Chat standard procedures): If the voice quality is ok, you might want to leave things as is. You can first try to just add the command line shown above to your startup folder. Y: is the Removable Drive created by MagicJack (FAT format, default block size), not the “CD” USB Image.Sorry, but either way it will trash your Contacts list, Call History, etc.
#MAGICJACK SET UP ZIP#
If it’s not available, see if someone can zip theirs and try it. On Windows 7, you’ll need to copy the \Roaming\mjusbsp\ folder from your XP installation.Of course, substitute your user id for “userguy”.Start C:\Users\userguy\appdata\Roaming\mjusbsp\magicjack.exe /scf _magicJackPersonalDataRoot Y:\magicJack The first is to start it from the command line eliminating the initial splash screen. But if I had serious health problems and required dependable 911 service, MagicJack just might not be there when needed.įrom what I’ve read and tested, there are a couple of options. The cost and Long Distance savings are outstanding. The advertised “plug it into a USB port and that’s it” procedure falls flat in Windows 7. I’ve been hung up on more than a few times because the voice quality was so bad. For those of you who use MagicJack, there is a way to get it running on Windows 7. Even in XP it could be a real pain, and unreliable.
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