Yesterday, when I was using Zoom as normal, with dual screens and my laptop, I went to share my screen and suddenly both my monitors stopped working, full stop. I couldn't get it back again on the call, but afterwards, the problem persisted. So I rebooted my computer. Now I can only use one external screen at a time. I can't use both. Both screens work independently, but when I plug them in together, neither of them works. I spent two hours with Lenovo, and we've reinstalled the drivers, et cetera, and we're trying to figure out why Zoom appears to have blown my graphics card. Has anyone else had this problem? Do you have any suggestions for things that I could try at this point? Should I just reinstall my entire operating system, or has Zoom caused hardware damage, so I need to replace my laptop? Thanks for your help.

Every single time I use Zoom, it crashes my internet across all devices.
I still have Wifi - I can login to my router - but no internet on any devices.

This only happens when using Zoom.

I have restarted my router, restarted computer and my network card, and tried splitting my connection into 2,4 and 5GHz networks. I've updated everything, nothing works.
Please can somebody help me?

Hello all!

A few weeks ago I had to access settings while a meeting was going on. The client shut down, I restarted it and kept on with the reunion. 

After this I could never again access settings. Everytime I click "settings" the client crashes. The software has been updated since then and the problem persists. 

Does anybody know about a solution? Any help is appreciated.

Thanks. 

FullHD as an extra Zoom option (enabled for me by Zoom Support) works fine with Mac OS X Zoom Clients in both directions, but not with iPad OS in the same perfectly fine network. Both visually and according to Zoom statistic we see the differences in the video quality. Zoom for iPad OS misses even the option "HD video". Zoom support says, that this is not a problem, because the setting with HD will automatically turn on in a meeting based on network bandwidth. It is definitelly true according to Zoom statistic, but the picture coming from Zoom on iPad Pro to Zoom on Mac is not a FullHD. It is HD only.  Same network, no public routers in-between, not a mobile network. 

Mac OS and iPad Pro in Zoom video chat statistic:  Mac - FullHD, iPadPro - HD only. Both Zoom pictures in full screen. Any experience with that?

I use OBS to add logos to my video feed. Sometimes Zoom blurs out the logos on the bottom of my screen. It looks like it's trying to autofocus on my face or something.  Sometimes if I put my hand behind the logo int he composite video, the logo comes back into focus. I want zoom to just use my video feed exactly as it comes in, as I'm already modding it how I want in OBS.

This is coming from the OBS feed so I don't think it's happening on the camera (I'm using a newer iPhone linked to my macbook laptop over bluetooth). 

Center stage is turned off, and there are no "blur" settings in Zoom -- everything seems to be off / default.

Any ideas?

I work for a non-profit and we hold various meetings each month. These are hosted by a whole range of different people who either work for us or are members of the non-profit. It has become quite a clunky process to have so many people have a login to our Zoom account.

During our conference last year, I created approx 20 different licenced Zoom accounts as we had multiple sessions running concurrently and we used host keys instead of a login. This was a much easier process although it seemed that we had to have the waiting room turned off for this feature.

Is there any way to have a host key enabled but to still have a waiting room? Some of our meetings are highly sensitive so we still need this security of a waiting room. Might be important to note that we use the Personal Meeting ID as opposed to scheduling individual meetings.