I created a meeting for my boss and her associates. I made all of them co-hosts. My boss logged on, I was not. After an hour one of her associates needed to present some info on her laptop/share screen. She tried to log on and join the meeting. She was a co-host. It wouldnt let her join. She went to her zoom and tried to "Join A Meeting" by entering the Meeting ID but it told her she needed to register. What does this mean? She has a ZOOM account thru our organization. Should I have not made her a cohost? I dont understand why she couldnt join? Obviously everyone joins after a meeting has begun, except the first person so why didnt it allow her?

I have the following issue: the meeting was recorded, and I was the alternative host. The actual organizer of the meeting couldn't attend. However, I don't see the list of participants in the usage reports. Can the organizer still view this list even though they weren't present, if I can't? We really do need it.

Thanks in advance for your help!

I'm using a Windows PC running Windows 11 (most recent update). I recently got new AirPods Pro 2 and when I connect them to Bluetooth on my computer, Zoom doesn't work with any other audio output source than the headphones. My computer audio on all other apps (Spotify, Chrome, etc.) still works through speakers. But only my airpods make sound in Zoom calls. I've updated the Zoom client to the most recent one. Any ideas?

Just a few seconds after the beginning of the meeting the sound enters into trouble and disappears. The microphone works but not the sound. When I test the sound, the app emits two normal long sounds and then it cuts off. The audio is working well with all the other applications. 

I downloaded the latest version of ZOOM. 

I called DELL to solve the issue and they confirmed that there is no technical issue, only an issue with Zoom. 

My computer is the last version of XPS.

thank you for your help.