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#MAGICJACK DOWNLOAD FOR MAC UPDATE#
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This update fixes magicJack device compatibility with MacOS X 10.11 "El Capitan". Here is the ReadMe file that came with the update: Thank you to the post from for helping to guide the way for me to get this working again!

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Run the MagicJack software on the MagicJack window that popped up in step 8 (the update will be added).

Run the mjupdate from your downloads FIRST (note that you may have to decrease your settings to allow software to run on this computer from unknown sources-or select run anyway in the System Preferences->Security & Privacy->General-> "Allow apps downloaded from").

If the computer recognizes the MagicJack (and a keyboard setup assistant pops up) then continue to step 9 otherwise repeat 5-7 until it does.

Unplug the MagicJack and replug it into the back of the computer.

When it doesn't recognize the drive say "crap I will have to unplug it and try it again".

wait 10 seconds for the computer to recognize it.

Plug in the Magicjack to the USB on the back of the computer (not in a hub).

Please note that the manner that it worked for me was this: Fortunately when tragedy struck again in early January and the Magic Jack simply stopped working, I had a great resource in this post here to show me the way to fix this:

This all happened back in November of 2015 and since then there has been a new download to get for OSX 10.11.2 users: I wish that I had this before wasting my time on the phone, but alas it was not meant to be. we finally got the old product and the new one working, but it was not logical, or orthodox the manner in which it happended. The product arrived within a week, and I plugged it in according to their 1 2 3 4 steps, and this one did not work either! Guess what I had to do AGAIN? Call and speak to someone else for another half an hour.

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They then told me that I had to get a "Warranty replacement" for $16.51 plus shipping? I argued, but finally succumbed and said please ship it ASAP. I did it again, and it did not work (SURPRISE!) but we then learned that there was no support for my version of OSX that I am running! Wow that was a crazy realization. After approximately 45 minutes of jumping through their hoops, they asked me to plug the unit into the computer, at which time I told the person that I had done that already. I then spoke to someone there who had a script, and also assumed that I was unaware of what my product was doing, so I let them guide me through their processes ( I am learning about patience through my calls to customer care representatives). I ended up calling them, after spending a gruelling 35 minutes on the Chat line. I ended up going through all of the information online at the MagicJack Site, and nothing was working for me. I found that my Magic Jack had simply stopped working, and I thought that the hardware simply needed to be updated. Recently my MagicJack line failed to work, and I have had some bad luck with the folks at customer service on more than one occasion. DO NOT buy the Warranty replacement until you read this: