Zoom was always a little flaky itself, but since the "apps" were added, now it crashes other windows apps every time I use Zoom - not all apps, and different apps on different sessions.

Corrupted and killed apps include Outlook, Thunderbird, Firefox, Windows explorer.

Prior to the zoom app upgrade the only problem was occasional zoom crashes when sharing a screen (computer has three screens in use), although often it would say it has crashed, but actually keeps working. With the latest version of zoom, I can't share a screen.

Can I completely kill off the Zoom Apps, or can I go back to an older version of zoom?

Outside of zoom, the machine/windows is quite stable (which is why I will NOT be upgrading to Win 11...).

Dell XPS15 with current Win10, 32Gbyte ram, TrendMicro security

Up until last week, I was able to set up a meeting, then click on a link that said "Copy Invitation." I then could go to my email and paste the invitation into the body of a message. As of today, however, there is no longer a "Copy Invitation" button visible. How do I find that text?

Thank you in advance for your help.

PadmaYoga

I have two licenses but cannot run two concurrent Zoom meetings. I have had a ticket open since January 6th with no success in trouble shooting and unfortunately it is really impacting a our ability to run our peer support groups.  I don't have the funds to upgrade from a Pro account to a Business account just for the phone support.  I need to add more licenses and peer support groups but can't because of this problem.  I have no idea what to do other than shift to Google meetings instead....

When starting our last meeting, there was a very quick pop up that talked about some animation was on and said where to go to turn it off.  Unfortunately, the instructions turned off too soon.  If you laugh or move, the screen reacts and moves around.  Definitely not professional.  How do I turn this off?