OK.
So it doesn't matter which fax machine I use.
Now, back to the original question.
I applied SP1 and fax monitor worked fine for that day.
I shut down the computer, then next morning, the monitor
stop working (I can still send and receive fax though).
I didn't change anything. I didn't install anything new.
What should I do now?
Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
What does a fax machine have to do with any of this?
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No. I didn't change anything.
It worked fine right after SP1 was applied.
I shut down the computer in the evening and next morning,
I found the monitor is not working.
My fax machine is Brother MFC8500, by the way. Is the
problem anything to do with the fax machine?
Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
Good question. I haven't seen any known causes for the
problem arising after
SP1. It seems to be a new problem. Can you think of any
changes made to your
configuration, software updates, repairs, etc. before it
stopped working
again?
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
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I had the same problem and applied SP1.
It seemed worked fine for a while then the problem
started again (no fax monitor appears, no sounds).
What should I do now?
-----Original Message-----
A number of standard update and repair procedures
disabled the Fax Monitor
in the initial release of Windows XP. Most of these
problems were fixed in
Service Pack 1. Make sure you apply SP1 if you notice
this problem.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
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I have used XP's fax service for a year with no
issues.
Without notice, my speakers no longer procuce a ring
sound
when the phone is ringing and the answer icon no
longer
appears in the system tray. The fax monitor no
longer
gives detailed information but I can still fax. Any
suggestions? This has now become difficult to use.
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