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2022-11-30
09:29 AM
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2023-06-27
06:50 AM
by
RN
I know this issue is a little old, but has anyone had this issue lately?
During Zoom meeting my Zoom app keeps crashing and gives me a message saying "Zoom quit unexpectedly." I already updated the Zoom app, and changed the settings in Video Rendering Method to "Direct3D9." but for some reason it keeps happening.
Solved! Go to Solution.
2022-11-30 09:41 AM
Hey, @AV_support_tech,
Without much to go on, it's hard to say. But you might take a look at some of these articles -- some of which are also very old, but could hold the key to understanding what happened in your case.
If you have any more details about what you were doing on multiple occasions when this happens, we might be able to be more helpful.
2022-11-30 09:41 AM
Hey, @AV_support_tech,
Without much to go on, it's hard to say. But you might take a look at some of these articles -- some of which are also very old, but could hold the key to understanding what happened in your case.
If you have any more details about what you were doing on multiple occasions when this happens, we might be able to be more helpful.