I find documentation for managing users in multiple groups, but they don't seem to be possible in my organization's instance (I can only move users to another group).

Is it possible for our admins to enable this setting? I might be interested, for employee A1 to be in both group A and group 1, while employee A2 is in group A and group 2.

When i use Zoom on my Chromebook it tells me that the extension is no longer supported and i should install Zoom for Chrome PWA from the play store.

When i do this i tell the play store i want an app for a chromebook and when i try to install the Zoom for Chrome it says i can do so for my pixel but the Chromebook option is greyed out and it says it is incompatible with this device.

I have an Asus CX9 running Chrome 108.0.5359.111 . It is a managed device but as the Google Admin i have permitted the Zoom for Chrome PWA to be allowed for all users.

Dear Zoom Community,

I am looking to enable co-hosts to record breakouts locally.

At the moment it appears that when one person stops recording in one room, it stops the recording in the other room. How do I ensure that the rooms are independently recording?

All the best,

Ade

No, the CPU cannot  access the hard disc. A storage controller (RAM, for example), which controls data transfers between the hard drive and the CPU, is used to link the hard disc to the motherboard. The storage controller is frequently built into the motherboard chipset, although it is also possible for it to be a separate card that is inserted into a motherboard slot. Hard discs use magnetic platters to mechanically store data. Without any additional hardware, a CPU can directly access a hard disk. Data transfer speed and physical size are the hard disk's two main problems, though. The hard disk's transmission rate drops as its capacity does. The hard disk's physical dimensions also restrict its application in compact devices like smartphones and tablets. Therefore, when using a hard drive, it is crucial to have a strong data transmission speed and low power consumption. Even while it is feasible to directly access a hard disc, doing so serves no purpose.

Hi there. I just had a meeting and I was the host. I wanted to view all participants that attended the meeting. How do I do that? I tried going to Meetings then Details of meetings but I didn't see any navigation which will lead me to what I am looking for.