Originally posted 02:39:56.Onkyo's TX-RZ50 is a perfect step-up model for those looking to upgrade their systems for a set of better-quality speakers or to add a turntable. But when you launch vSphere Client Console of the Virtual Machine and work on the Console, the Audio Driver works and you will be able to launch IP Communicator. Note: I have tested the same on Windows 7 which works like a charm and assume it should also work on Windows XP. When you RDP Microsoft Windows 2008 Server (Virtual Machine) for some reasons, Audio Driver does not work (I assume that it does not have compatibility mode for Windows XP Service Pack 3). Right Click on Cisco IP Communicator and “Run as Administrator”.Remote Audio Playback > Radio Check “Play on Remote Computer”.Enter the IP Address of Microsoft Windows.On your System > Go to Run > Type “mstsc”.Logoff from the Microsoft Windows (Virtual Machine).Once the Microsoft Windows on Virtual Machine is up > Right Click Cisco IP Communicator Icon > Properties > Compatibility Tab > Check Mark “Run this program in compatibility mode for:” and select Windows XP (Service Pack 3) from Drop Down Menu > Click on Apply and OK.Reboot Microsoft Windows on Virtual Machine.Once Verified, install CIPC (Cisco IP Communicator) on Microsoft Windows (Virtual Machine).Install Virtual Audio Cable on Microsoft Windows (Virtual Machine) and after the installation verify if Audio Drivers are installed successfully.

Download Virtual Audio Cable application on Virtual Machine –.Relax, there is a solution to this issue which will help you to install CIPC and use IP Communicator in Virtual Machine. Tried installing Cisco IP Communicator (CIPC) on Virtual Machine but received an error “no compatible audio device” or “There are No Compatible Sound Devices Installed on this Computer”. Cisco IP Communicator on Virtual Machine?

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