Why am I no longer able to schedule recurring meetings without a date and time?  My client meetings change from week to week, which makes it impossible to schedule recurring meetings for clients who change their meeting date and time.  The meeting link is specific to the client, not the date or time.  Does anyone have a fix for this?  Without this feature it means having to create a new link each time I schedule the same client, rather than providing the client with a link the client can use for all meetings.

I had no problem opening Zoom meetings as the host for 2 years, then I received a required upgrade about a month ago. Since the "upgrade", I've been able to join meetings hosted by others but I can't launch a meeting. I got back and forth between clicking "Open Meeting" and "Launch Meeting" -- which always worked before after a couple clicks -- but now nothing happens. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!      Greg

Hello Community,
I have a Zoom One Pro license and also subscribed to Zoom Scheduler. Zoom Scheduler allows to book appointments for Zoom meetings directly on my website. This works as far as it goes. However, I would like to simplify the booking process for me by syncing Zoom and my Google Calendar. As soon as I block a time slot in Google Calendar, this time slot should also no longer show up as an available appointment on my website. Even though I linked Google Calendar in the Zoom account and clicked sync, it doesn't work. When I block a time slot in Google Calendar, it still shows up as available on Zoom. Does anyone know this problem and has been able to resolve it?

My company is on the Business Plan. Staff are all Basic Members of this plan. 

We provide networking opportunities to our clients. As part of this we set up meetings between individual clients and network matches. We can have up to 20 of these meetings happening simultaneously on any given day. What we would like to be able to do is set up the meetings all through one or two Zoom accounts for the client and their match to meet using the link we provide. This, as you might imagine, has not been working quite as planned. It's important that we are the ones who control the meeting link so that we can adjust things if anything happens either with the client, the match, or with us. We have other meetings that happen simultaneously out of one account, but we believe we've been able to get away with it due to having alternate hosts that are from within the same organizations. So this leads me to ask: 

Is there a Zoom Plan that would allow multiple simultaneous meetings in one account without alternative hosts?

Is there a Zoom Plan that would allow alternative hosts from outside of the organization? 

There are many reasons as to why we don't want to do breakout rooms, but if there's another solution that might solve this for us on Zoom (even if it means upgrading to a different plan) I'd love to hear thoughts! 

Thank you!

When I try to test Zoom on my desktop Windows 11 PC, I get this error: 

"Invalid meeting ID  Please check and try again."

To me, that does not make sense, since I'm only visiting this URL (not creating a meeting ID):  https://zoom.us/test

My Zoom version is up to date, since I downloaded & installed it 2 days ago. 

Additional Clue:  It often takes 10 minutes for the Zoom desktop client to open, after I initiate a test. Even though I keep the Zoom desktop app icon in my taskbar.

How do I fix this?