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I used to be able to have a video preview screen prior to entering a meeting. I changed my account email and now all the settings are wonky. I made sure to update to the latest version on desktop, and I can confirm that 'Always Turn off my Video' is not toggled on. Not sure what else to do. I never changed my settings, and now the video preview is not working. Anyone have any advice? Thanks
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Context: Owners of the shared mailbox should be able to act as one entity. For example, emails that originate from a shared mailbox represent the team versus the individual. A shared mailbox could belong to a team responsible for executing administrative tasks such as sending mass emails or scheduling meetings on large, complex projects. When one owner schedules a Zoom meeting from the shared mailbox account, other owners of that shared mailbox account should, in theory, be able to modify that Zoom meeting since they are part of the shared mailbox account.
Issue: If person A (who is an owner of the shared mailbox) schedules a meeting via the shared mailbox, then person B (or other team members who are also shared mailbox owners) from the shared mailbox should be able to make updates to that meeting. However, that does not seem to be the case. The issue arises when person A is out of the office and a request comes in from a workstream to update or cancel the meeting. When Person B tries to update/cancel the meeting for them, they see this error message: "You are not the host of this meeting."
In theory, Person B (or other members on team who are also shared mailbox owners) should be able to update/cancel the meeting for them.
Currently, I don't see this capability in Zoom. Similar to Outlook, would the team need a Shared Zoom account? Please advise on solutions! Thanks
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During a presentation, How can I keep the meeting participants private?
Hello there! For some reason whenever I tried to turn on my camera or add a virtual background, Zoom suddenly crashes or goes on not responding since yesterday. I already uninstalled and reinstalled the app but to no avail. This is getting really frustrating since apparently my subscription doesn't include Live Agent support. I am a recruiter and I have a lot of upcoming scheduled interviews so I really need help please ASAP!
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The most recent versions of Zoom (I have 5.12.9 (10650))seem to think they're TSRs -- when I terminate them they stay resident in memory, keep me signed in, and only appear in the Windows Task Manager's process tab. How do I get Zoom to behave like a normal program and terminate completely when I shut it down? Thanks.
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I have two zoom accounts, one for personal use and one for work - each is linked to a different Gmail address. Unfortunately, I signed in to my work account on my personal computer and now whenever I try to sign in to Zoom using the desktop app and click "Google" it automatically takes me to my work's SSO page. How can I get it to let me choose my personal email address instead of assuming I want to go to my work one?
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