I have disabled all features related to calendar, email, whiteboard, etc. in my Zoom account and noticed that several services are still running in background (iFrames probably that are running somewhere):

They consume an insane amount of RAM, almost 400 MiB for processes that don't do anything or they should be disabled.

I'm sure this can be a bug. I reported it also. Does anyone know if there is any way to fully disable them?

Hi everyone,

As a moderator (or host) in several meetings, I assist presenters during their meetings. Most of them use their personal computers and use Zoom only because they have to. Personal documents can be visible and alerts can pop up anytime. For this reason, I always advise sharing only one window at a time, not the complete screen's content, which means they can't quickly switch to another app if needed. In PowerPoint, that means they can't easily switch from one presentation to another.

I occasionally receive requests from speakers (co-hosts) to adjust how they appear on screen to viewers. However, I haven’t been able to find a definitive solution to this issue. Speakers are often deeply focused on their presentation, and many don’t have the time, knowledge, or patience to navigate Zoom’s many and ever-changing settings.

Most speakers use dual-screen setups, with their secondary screen having much higher resolution than their webcam. This results in their video feed appearing very small compared to the presentation, and some of them prefer a setup where their video is dynamically resized to be more prominent, similar to how it might appear on a TV screen. This problem is even more noticeable in the recording, where the speaker's video is so small it’s nearly impossible to see, even in full screen.

Is there a way for the host to quickly adjust the size of a speaker’s video feed for other participants?

Another common request is to have the participants appear on the secondary screen (the higher-resolution one) and the presentation on the main screen (the lower-resolution one), to avoid the awkward “side-gaze” effect. I can't possibly know where they put their secondary screen. Some of them have it on the right, some reversed them in their OS (logical left is physical right…), some have it above the laptop. I just can't know.

Is there a quick way to switch Zoom windows between monitors? A single-click solution would greatly help presenters in maintaining eye contact no matter if presenting or answering a question.

Lastly, when using PowerPoint's presentation mode, speakers often lose sight of the participants entirely, which many find uncomfortable because they miss out on visual feedback from the audience. Additionally, many dislike how Zoom controls overlap the presentation slides.

It seems that since the pandemic, Zoom has added many new options that may be helpful to some users, but they've also made the interface needlessly complicated for others, often neglecting basic ergonomic considerations. Among other irritating issues in my use cases:

• full-screen by default. The presenter has to go through an additional step just to start his/her presentation.
• No sound on screen sharing by default. I take great care in embedding videos in whatever presentation they're making so as to avoid disrupting the presentation flow by switching to another app.

Thanks for any insights!

https://zoom.us65web.us/j/60474332<redacted>?pwd=rRDiHtRFPPnVJ3eG8Lk<redacted in case it's official>
overall the domain name is sketchy

https://www.whois.com/whois/us65web.us

the virus scan says Flowus Setup v1.108.exe

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/73256af9479ce445d7d9878586ba9f1683b14288887243cac8dbf9099dcb6e89/details

Is this a virus?

So i have been receiving this error when the host share the screen and i take control - "Your internet connection is unstable " & the control lags a lot, i cannot get any work done.

I have followed the following steps which i found on the internet and the forum - 

1. I was on W

ifi , checked the speed , its still works good (45 mbps).

2. Tried with wired connection, same problem

3. Tried with zoom browser client , same problem

4. upgraded to latest zoom version, same problem

5.ran the network connectivity tool inside zoom, all looks good there but the problem still persists.

6. Have prioritized the zoom application in task manager at the highest, still same problem

I'm so fed up with  this error now, i cant get any work done. we bought the yearly package of zoom for this sole purpose & its just useless now.

Will appreciate  if anyone can provide any solution.

I have been trying to use screen share on 3 android devices, a Samsung phone and 2 Samsung tablets. I am able to share photos and the  url option, however when I try to share the screen all I get is "search apps" and dialogue saying "this permission allows an app to show things on top of other apps you're using ". I'm not given the option to to click on anything else.  Please advise. I am using zoom version 5.17.7 (19440)

Hi, 

i upgraded my zoom account to Pro Version, according to the fact i have meetings longer han 40 minutes. 

I got the email about the payment, but no email about the activation of the Pro Version. So now my next meeting is wednesday and i still just have the Basic account. 

I saw  that other user had the same problem, but found in the other chats no solutions. 

Thanks for help. My accountname is ***********

My Zoom sessions are always dropping out.  I am the scheduler and this is very inconvenient.  I have contacted my ISP, there are no issues there.  I have contact TP Link - everything has been updated.  I run off the Google IP address.  I don't know what else to do, it is causing major issues with my online paying clients.