How To Install magic jack in window 7 - Computers & Internet

Magic Jack is not supported on Chrome OS. Below was taken from Magic Jack website.

magicJack supports the most popular operating systems in the world:

• Microsoft Windows XP
• Microsoft Windows Vista
• Microsoft Windows 7
• Microsoft Windows 8
• Intel-Based Apple Mac

Do a Google-search for "download magic jack" and pick one of the search-results.

goto magic jack support site to find driver for 64bit

If you have an old Magic Jack, my 4 unit are 6 years old the company just really wants you to upgrade to a newer product no need to. Try removing Magic Jack completely from your tablet, restart unit, make sure to clean out all junk on tablet from Magic Jack you could try a program that cleans your tablet for you, but unless you know what to remove don't get technical just a standard clean up of old files, this is usually under apps, Magic Jack, then there will be a clear cash button, clear data, and uninstall.
Restart unit then do a fresh install of Magic Jacks new app for your type of tablet from Googles sight or Magic Jacks make sure if you have a Mac to install the Mac App and if you have an android tablet you install the Android App. This has been working for me. With the old Magic Jack you will need to do a fresh install when you get errors and crashes. I do it 2 or 3 times a year. Good Luck!!

Your Magic Jack won't work on MS Surface with RT because Magic Jack is made to run on Windows. If you had Windows Pro 8.1 then it wouldn't be a problem. What you can do is install your Magic Jack to another computer. While you are away, you can remotely connect and control that computer (assuming you leave it on) with an App called Remote Desktop. This will let you hear the sound and use your mic from your tablet to make those calls. Good Luck.

from my point of perspective, the best thing the do in your case is installing the magic jack script all over again. or what is it called ? I have no idea how far you know about pc software. how ever if this is the only problem you are going to be all right. I just installed windows 7 all over again not just because Skype was bugged at some point but also several other for example I explorer errors and bugs. how ever I would advice you to bring in a professional about this issue before you do anything radical unless you know what you are doing. in any case don't forget that when you install windows 7 home premium all over again that, the first thing to do is get your internet back online as soon as possible and get your motherboard drivers installed as soon as possible. after that let windows 7 do its updates in 1 step at the time. you will only need the important updates. at least that's my opinion. good luck and have a nice day.

1. Operating Systems
   • As of 2010, the Magic Jack works well with Windows XP and Vista machines. Windows 7 has reported problems listed on their Microsoft Answers forum.
     
   Do Not Support
   • According to the Magic Jack company website they "...do not officially support using faxing with Magic Jack."
     
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   Testing the Fax
   • Test your fax machine with Magic Jack by turning off the error correction on the machine and using the slowest speed available. If successful at that speed, increase the speed and check if it continues to work.
     

Read more: Does Magic Jack Support Faxing? ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/facts_7148239_magic-jack-support-faxing_.html#ixzz1tntAK093

magic jack can be a funny beast....on my quad core 10GHz AMD box under Windows 7 or XP, it 'll break up like crazy, but I built a 1.5GHz single core P4 under XP and it works flawlessly on it...so that box does nothing but the magic jack now. Yup, got a BIG phone box under the desk...lol...

check to see if magic jack is supported on your OS.

If your OS is 64bit it may not have correct drivers.

To magic jack its works fine in windows 7, you should do the following things:

1. Copy the mjusbsp folder from a working install on XP or Vista to the C:\Users\UserName\appdata\Roaming folder in Windows 7.

2. Start it the no splash way to make it to load "C:\Users\UserName\appdata\Roaming\mjusb... ck.exe" /scf _magicJackPersonalDataRoot X:\magicJack

What's more, at the time of installing magic jack, do right click on the exe file and select the "Troubleshoot Compatibility". A window showing that Windows is testing the software. After completion it shows "Try recommended settings". Click on this settings that you will use. Click the "Start the program". Follow the on going instructions.