Zoom Constantly locking up and crashing

Since there is no specific issue stated it sounds like the hardware may be under powered, you are using the browser instead of using the client, proper drivers are not installed, using an older version of Zoom (current is 6.5.3), poor WiFi signal.   

• Surface PRO 2 or higher, running Windows 8.1 or higher
  Notes:
• Tablet PCs running Windows 10 must run Windows 10 Home, Pro, or Enterprise. S Mode is not supported.
• Tablet PCs only support the desktop app.

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I just started having this same issue: As soon as Zoom is launched (from desktop app or from browser) on my surface pro/Windows 11, it results in blue screen of death, and my laptop reboots, not allowing enough time to capture the error codes.   Also experience this same crash as soon as I access Zoom/Settings\Audio; but not with Zoom\Settings\Video (go figure???).  I've tried about all the trouble shooting solutions I'm capable of--uninstall/reinstall Zoom, drivers are updated, windows is updated, tried with audio disabled, tried with video disabled.  And I can't identify anything on my system that would have changed (hardware/software) to trigger the issue, other than Windows updates.  Any help/solution would be much appreciated.

I believe it was the 64bit version. But I just now did a Zoom uninstall, followed by download/install of Arm64 version. Same issue:  when I launch a Zoom meeting, system crashes.

Same issue.

Device name Susan_Surface
Processor Snapdragon(R) X 10-core X1P64100 @ 3.40 GHz 3.42 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB (15.6 GB usable)
Device ID BE517BE0-999A-4DAF-BA55-F6C944B0AD6A
Product ID 00356-06314-70356-AAOEM
System type 64-bit operating system, ARM-based processor
Pen and touch Touch support with 10 touch points

We have been dealing with a significant amount of end users with Zoom issues.

Computer models with issues:

Dell Pro 14
Dell Latitude 7450
Dell Latitude 5450
Dell Latitude 5440

On all of these computers the end users utilize Microsoft Teams. Which works with no issues until Zoom is launched. The end users will state the camera is not being seen at all. Which in turns causes the entire computer camera to cease working.

Troubleshooting: I had each end user go into the search box and type in camera. To see if the camera app was functioning. It is not. Same results when going into devices in Teams. Camera is not functioning. From there I went into the Device Manager and uninstalled the camera including the drivers installed.

Couple of things happened. Some users after the uninstall their computer BSOD crashed. Yet after the BSOD and they could login. The camera was working again. Other users after the uninstall was done. A Scan for Hardware changes yielded nothing. Had to go to the Dell website to download the appropriate camera drivers. Just to get it working again.

Yet as soon as the end users go back into Zoom. It either works or the problems continues. I have had some luck with end users rebooting their computers multiple times. It's not an ideal option for them, but unfortunately some trainers for our company utilize this medium.