Do you have the "call first" box checked? I may be mistaken but believe that is the only way you automatically go to the calling station's freq. Mike / W8DN On 4/3/2020 3:21

I am finding that when I am called or answered by a station that my Rx frequency is not moving to their Tx frequency, thus I do not decode them. Is there a setting that I am missing or is this normal

Rick, Try this, when Windoze changes the Default sound device from the motherboard device to the CODEC device go into the Sound properties setup and right click on the motherboard device and select

That makes sense, Al. I use a RigExpert TI-8 which, like the SignaLink-USB, is powered by the computer’s USB port. It doesn’t even have a power switch so it runs anytime the computer is powered

That applies to the com port driver only, the CODEC driver might already be installed on the PC or it downloads it from the Microsoft driver server. The com port driver from Icom is actually from

Windows believes it knows best and sets the last installed/activated sound device as default wether you like it or not. The 7300 sound device is not started until the 7300 is power up.

Here.... Pay attention to the "INSTALL 7300 DRIVER - BEFORE YOU PLUG IN RADIO!" -part... https://www.k0pir.us/icom-7300-wsjt-x-ft8-easy-way/ 73 - John - N7GHZ

"Thank you everyone. Maybe I did not make myself clear. Yes the IC 7300 has a built in sound card. In Windows the laptop speakers and mic are set as default.

Thank you everyone. Maybe I did not make myself clear. Yes the IC 7300 has a built in sound card. In Windows the laptop speakers and mic are set as default. Everything works fine until I start up

 Windows does an automatic Restore Point from time to time. You might be able to find one that lets you gat back to a working setup. Good luck de Marion, K4GOK On Fri, 03 Apr 2020 06:38:40

Funny...still laughing! Monty W3SB

Bill: You, sir, are a genius! I could not help smiling when I read the message below. I immediately tested your described behavior and found that my “brilliant” fix for my audio problems (just

Andy, thanks for the effort to assist. The jtAlert has been uninstalled and rebooted but no help with problem.

Has the program somehow be placed in "quarantine" by your anti-virus software ? JTALERT is often associated with false claims of being contaminated. Andy K3UK

Thanks for welcoming me. Have been a user of WSJTX for years through various iterations but have run into something I can’t seem to solve. Suddenly I can’t get the program to load. I click on the

I get false decodes a couple times a day. I also monitor 160 m and 80 m over night. I have 3 instances running 24/7. As you said the the format usually is similar and no match with QRZ.COM. I use

Hi Dave, The nature of the source coding results almost in all cases a plausible looking callsign, when there a false positive decoding. There is no possibility to determine what the proper callsign

Hi Bill, thanks a lot for the helpful advice and explanation about the unexpected audio switching of Windows! 73, Hans, DK1WB Bill Somerville schrieb am 02.04.2020 23:42 (GMT +02:00):

What are the chances of a wrong decode resulting in a plausible looking callsign? The other night I left my system just monitoring on 80m overnight.  I got the following single decodes 4F0AEH 

I disagree. The default Windows Playback and Recording devices should be those needed by the current app in use. …. John W2HUV John, How that aligns with Bill’s mail? Windows has a nasty