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When using Dialer.exe to make voice phone calls, you can hear the recipient, but they cannot hear you

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Source: Microsoft Support

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Action

You use dialer.exe to dial a voice phone call.

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Result

You can hear the recipient of the phone call, but they cannot hear you.

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Cause

Dialer.exe is a program that ships as part of Windows Vista.  It allows users to dial calls via their computer.  However, for voice calls, a separate program is required to handle the voice portion of the call, and the modem being used to dial the call must support both voice and data communication.

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Resolution



When making a voice call, once the phone number has been dialed, the user should use a separate program to handle the voice portion of the call.


If the user simply wants to use dialer.exe to dial their phone line, they must enter a number to dial in dialer.exe, dial the number, then pick up a handset that is connected to the same phone line as the modem to speak with the recipient of the call.

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Keywords: kb, kbrapidpub, kbnomt, kbnoloc

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Article Info
Article ID : 958143
Revision : 6
Created on : 8/19/2020
Published on : 8/20/2020
Exists online : False
Views : 63