Muting a Disruptive Attendee

In a Zoom meeting, when you Mute all, a dialog box appears and asks if you want to allow participants to be able to unmute. Click NO.  Another suggestion is, since this is a future meeting, to reach out to the one person that talks over folks and ask him/her not to talk over people. Back to not allowing people to unmute, ask people to use the chat box to ask questions. You could also use Reactions and ask users to Raise Hand. 

As a meeting host, if you mute a participant, this is considered a force mute, and they won't be able to unmute themselves until you remove the force mute. Once you remove the force mute, you also have the option the request them to unmute (but you cannot unmute them directly, for evident privacy reason).

Stéphane

Has this changed? I tested it and the attendee was able to unmute themselves after I muted them. Is there some way I can disable the option for certain individuals to unmute themselves? Thank you.

I don't know whether its changed, but according to the docs, you can control "Allow Participants to Unmute Themselves" through the participants panel.