Hello,

I'm running into a persistent issue on my Windows 11 PC with the latest version of the Zoom desktop client.

Every few minutes, I receive an error notification that says: "zoom.exe is using VCRUNTIME140_1.dll from unknown publisher"

I get the same message for other related DLLs, such as MSVCP140.dll.

To troubleshoot this, I have already tried the following steps without success:

1. Completely uninstalled and reinstalled the Zoom application.

2. Uninstalled and reinstalled the latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable packages (both x86 and x64).

Despite these actions, the error messages continue to appear.

Could anyone provide some assistance or suggest other solutions I might try?

Thank you.

that the "solution" to getting zoom to stop freezing/lagging is turning off built in Zoom features? Are no engineers seeing this as a problem?

BTW, tried everything ever listed in these forums to get zoom to stop lagging every 5 minutes. nothing worked.

For the second month in a row, I can't join Zoom as a member. I work remotely, half of the work is due to this  zoom. Error code 3078. I am not from the sanctioned territory! I am from Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine. IP address confirmed by Kyivstar operator. The chatbot requires a host key, but it is impossible to log in to the account - error 403. If someone can contact the developers or help remotely, I will be very grateful. Sorry for the machine translation

This didn't happen before. But for the last couple of weeks, this happens in ALL Zoom meetings I join with different organizations.

1. The speaker is speaking, all is perfect.

2. The speaker is replaced, giving the word to another speaker.

3. I can't listen to the new speaker. Not a word. But others in the meeting can (I use Linux Mint, Google Chrome and join meetings via the Chrome browser, not the Zoom app).

4. When I noticed this problem, I found a workaround: I reload the browser's tab. So I reload the zoom meeting, leaving for an instant and joining again.

5. With this workaround, I can listen to the new speaker perfectly.

But I know this is some bug or imperfection, because before 2 weeks ago, whenever they changed the speaker in any meeting, I always listened perfectly, no matter how many speakers spoke, and this is how Zoom should normally work. This is a new Zoom issue. And I very much prefer to join with the browser than installing the app. Thank you for reading, have a nice day.

I don't want Zoom to be opening 3 different windows for single meeting (one for zoom app home, other for meeting participants, other for screen share). Instead it would be comfortable for me to use tabs. I see setting under `Meetings & Webinars`  called `Display > Meeting Windows View` which is set to `Dual Window` but I could not change it to `Single Window with tabs` because that section is blocked out. Also, Zoom documentation to fix the issue seem to be old which suggest change a non-existent setting under General tab

Why is this blocked out? Is this the right way to achieve what I want?

Version: 6.4.12 (56699)

OS: Mac OS

I am using dual monitor but nothing changes even when second monitor is disconnected

Hello!  This is more of a suggestion for something we see over and over with our client trainings. When people go out to breakout rooms there is pop up. If they choose X to make it go away, it sends them back to the main room. Then we have to tell them how to go back into the room and make sure they choose "Got it" not the X. This is very disruptive. In most apps/programs X makes a box go away. 

We have 20+ Zoom sessions a week, with multiple breakouts and see this over and over. Can this be updated to reflect common usage of X?

Thanks!