I followed the this article from Zoom about Enabling and adding a co-host , however I was not able to fix the problem for one of our users. 

I checked the settings under Account, Group, and User -- but they all had the option enabled. 

When the user goes to edit the meeting and add the co-host, it gives them the option but it's greyed out. The support article states that if the option is grayed out, it has been locked at either the group or account level and to contact the zoom administrator but at this point i'm back to square one. What else could be blocking the setting? We checked on a different computer and it does the same thing, also if we do it from the web. 

Any help is appreciated!

As of today, even with a freshly updated client, my camera has begun to turn off whenever I press enter. I have not changed any keyboard commands as the default is still Alt + V. It does not happen when Zoom is not the main window but if it is the main window selected, every time I press enter, my camera turns off regardless of what I do. I have restarted my computer and the client and have reinserted the USB camera. For clarification, I have a nexigo camera. Would appreciate any help.

Hi, I have 32 surveys already done. Each survey is named by a number, that is, the first one is named 1, the second one is 2,  etc.

Since these surveys have to be presented during a meeting, it is important that the chronological order be kept intact.

The problem: I had to make some changes in some of the surveys and then, the newly changed survey becomes the first in the upper part of the list, although it keeps its own number. I can see that a list of surveys can be sorted by date and hour,  but not by name.  

Is there a way to make changes to a list of surveys but  keeping the  name of the list intact after modifications?

I currently use my personal ID to see 1:1 clients and I'm starting some group programs. I'd like to use a consistent zoom room ID for the group programs, but not the same ID I use for client sessions. The scheduling of the group program sessions doesn't line up with the recurring meeting options I've found on zoom.

Is there any way that I can do these group sessions without generating random meeting IDs?

When you show an object, a board or anything non human, zoom automatically blurry even if its on the foreground. Even showing a piece of paper with a drawing is a challenge now.

This is so frustrating that I am about to change to another program. How can zoom have such disregard for teachers?

Just add an option to disable enhanced or ai focus.

I'm an art teacher, and I need to be able to keep my webcam focused on my paper on my desk so my students can see what I'm drawing very clearly when I move my hand around the drawing (I don't want it to refocus on my hand). In every app that I test it out in, it looks great, and stays focused on the paper like it's supposed to. When I use this same set up in zoom, it falls apart. There seems to be something going on in zoom where it blurs parts of the image that it doesn't think is the main focus. So, it doesn't matter if I have my camera's focus locked, because zoom blurs it after the fact when I move my hand into the frame. There is something similar happening with the webcam that is pointed at my face. If I select the same camera in facetime, obs, and zoom - the entire image is clear in facetime and obs, but zoom blurs the background. (I have the background blurring function disabled, so that's not what's going on). Can someone help me figure out how to fix this?