Based on the thread below, this is expected behavior, but it it seems to me that users should have a choice.

I would prefer there to be an option that Zoom, like the vast majority of Windows programs, only go full screen to the point where the taskbar starts. Instead, it covers the taskbar, which makes multitasking during Zoom calls to be incredibly painful. Windows 10 does not show the taskbar area, volume, and notifications area on anything but the main monitor. So if I want to have my Zoom meetings fullscreen on my primary monitor (where my camera is also located), I have to switch Zoom to windowed mode just to access the aforementioned areas on the taskbar.

Is there any way around this, or am I forced to keep Zoom in windowed mode?

Related issue:
https://community.zoom.com/t5/Meetings/Zoom-goes-behind-the-Windows-task-bar-when-going-fullscreen-when/m-p/27435#M13490

Today, I was taking class and I had to share screen (a video) from my tablet. When I started sharing the video, and pressed play, automatically,  I couldn't hear the other participants anymore, which is a a problem because my teacher was talking, but I couldn't hear a thing or take notes.

How can I solve this?, how can I be able to share a video from my tablet, but still hearing other participants?

I hope you can help me. Thanks

Using macOS Monterey 12.3.1 and Zoom 5.10.1.

Using a mic plugged into the mac works fine and identified in both mac sound settings and in Zoom audio dropdown. It works for about 1 second, then switches to the built in mac microphone, but no change shown Zoom's drop down. 

Latest Mac update might have trigger this problem. 

Bottom line, can't use any external mic source at all anymore.

I am scheduling lots of Zoom’s and am, therefore, using both accounts under our login - one under our main account and then the other under a different name.  We have an issue with the second one.  We have to log in from the account settings in order for all those meetings to start.  How can we fix this? 

Hello, 

During my Zoom meetings, my microphone will be detected successfully at the beginning (I use an external headset that I plug into the audio jack). I have been using it for several months now with no problems, but within the last week during meetings, it will randomly not detect my microphone after others speak during the meeting (it will not change my microphone settings or show me as muted). I will have to literally switch from external microphone to same as system then back to external microphone during the meeting and it will detect me for some time. It will randomly not detect my audio randomly again during the meeting, usually after someone else talks. 

I have Windows 10 Enterprise and I do have automatic updates that occur, but this is greatly affecting my ability to lead meetings and I had to call in the past few times, which as been frustrating.