VoIP program will hang under Win7

Microsoft issued a notice on the official website that for the latest generation of Windows 7 users, they may encounter problems when running VoIP (IP phone). According to Microsoft, audio playback and capture software will indeed hang under the Win7 system, which is mainly represented by VoIP software.

"When the audio device is slow, the WaveOut API interface under Win7 sometimes fails to process audio samples correctly," Microsoft explained. "

Once the VoIP application hangs on Windows 7, the only solution is to restart the application. Microsoft said this is a mistake, and Microsoft will release a hot fix (HotFix) as soon as possible. Br>

All versions of Windows 7 may be affected by this issue, Microsoft did not explain when the patch will be provided, but please pay attention to the Windows7 home, we will notify you as soon as there is an update.

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VoIP Apps Can Hang on Windows 7
Microsoft is working on producing a resolve

Microsoft has informed users of the latest iteration of its Windows client that they might Come across issues when running VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) applications on their computers. According to the Redmond company, audio playback and capture applications can hang when used in combination with Windows 7. The software giant revealed that applications performing audio playback and audio capture Cascade were typically VoIP software. Windows 7 cu Stomers running VoIP solutions can often experience hangs, Microsoft stated.

"WaveOut API on Windows 7 sometimes fails to process audio samples correctly when response of your audio device is slow," the company explained. "There is a problem "While the software giant has confirmed the issue and even identified the source of the problem, an update is not yet available to resolve the Issue. At the same time, Microsoft is most likely not to release an update, but to allow affected customers to resolve the problems by applying a hotfix, rather than serving a refresh to all Windows 7 users.

For the Time being, Windows 7 customers that have recognized the symptoms described in this article and that are impacted by this specific problem can turn to a very simple work around, albeit the solution is only temporary and will need to be repeated in the eventualit y that the Windows 7 VoIP applications hangs again. "Once a hang occurs, the only resolution at this point is to restart the application," the company stated. "This is a bug. Microsoft is planning to release a hot fix." Br>

All editions of Windows 7 can potentially be affected by this issue. The Redmond company did not indicate when a hotfix would be offered, but keep your eyes on Softpedia, and we'll provide an update once it happens.< Br>