Audio is disabled (for host and attendees)

Zoom meeting has no sound? This could be the reason
Video conferences have many advantages. On the one hand, they make it easy to communicate no matter the location of the participants - be it with friends, family members, customers, or colleagues. On the other hand, a video conferencing program like Zoom makes it possible to organize large meetings and presentations online in a very flexible way. Professionalism is particularly important in this context. Common technical errors that occur time and again in virtual video conferences are difficulties with sharing the screen in Zoom, changing the background in Zoom, and problems with audio equipment.

There may be a number of reasons why other participants cannot hear you or why no sound is coming from the Zoom meeting. Typical error sources include:

Other participants have muted their microphone, speakers, or headphones.
Incorrect audio settings or recording devices have been selected.
Audio scripts are blocked by temporary data in the browser cache.
The computer’s audio output is muted.
Speakers built into the smartphone have been disabled in the app.
The smartphone’s volume or audio profile is incorrectly set up.

No, the issue is not on muting or screensharing.... the account in itself will not allow the host nor the attendees to "join audio" which means all parties (host and participants) can not hear each other... we can see each other through the video feed and and can chat but we can not use the audio.

This issue still lives in 2024.