It seems the setting "Mute participants upon entry" doesn't work for the host to participate in.  I remember even the host used to be muted upon entry before when the setting was on.

Is this a spec change?  Can't it be reverted?  This is inconvenient in cases where the host need to connect from a noisy environment.

I had a Zoom meeting with my teacher yesterday. But in the Zoom meeting, we can’t see each other, only can see ourselves.

I’m sure I turned on the camera and I check my system camera setting, the permission of Zoom to the use the laptop camera is on.

Given that I was taking the class at home yesterday, it is suspected that it may be network latency. Today I tried to start a Zoom meeting with my colleagues again at the company, but it was still the same situation.

Hello I need help to solved this problem
1. I used Zoom Meeting Enterprise.
2. I Create Meeting room with passcode.
3. I send Meeting ID and passcode to participant.
4. I start Meeting but all of participant cannot join to meeting. The Zoom Application reply to "incorrect passcode"
5. We solve this problem after 30 minutes. We can join to meeting.

I just did a zoom meeting and was given co host privileges so I could make sure I had everything working.  I could share a screen or application.  It worked well.  I did another with the same person as host and all I could see that I could share was the application. It never gave me a choice to choose a screen to share. Did a setting change?  the second meeting I had trouble on had a number of attendees, would that affect it?  Kinda confused and got another meeting with same person in a couple days.

This wasn't an issue a year ago, but in recent updates it is.  Every time there is a Zoom update, I keep thinking they'll fix it, but not yet.  I'm on a Mac.  When I'm sharing my screen and the window I'm sharing is maximized, I can't bring the Chat window to the front.  I click on the chat but nothing happens.  But if I shrink the window I'm sharing, then I can see the chat window.  But a year ago you could have the shared screen maximized and see the chat in front.

Hi:

I want to turnoff automatic updates for the Zoom client.  I found this article: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/4413422750861-Automatic-update-release-frequencies

However, the local Zoom app does not have the referenced checkbox "Automatically keep Zoom up to date."  at Settings > General page. 

How to turn off auto updates?

Thank you!

Bob H.

When I use the scheduling controller. I simply create a meeting and I can invite others. Boom done, and when the meeting time is ready to start, I just hit start meeting on the controller. So easy. But you can only do that when scheduling for the day, you can't schedule for days in the future. 

When I use the O365 calendar that I integrated. It won't start a meeting. I can't even find a default meeting ID. I found where the ID should be according to some Zoom documentation, but it's not in the ZoomRoom settings on my account for the room. 

I could be happy if I could just schedule a meeting like I can do with my personal meeting. I must be missing something, but I don't understand why this is so difficult. 

I should be able to have the meeting ID and passcode. Schedule the meeting on the O365 calendar room resource I have connected where I can also invite attendees, and then the meeting will show up on the scheduling and room controller. 

I was hosting a Sunday School class meeting while sitting in the class with my laptop. Zoom did not pick up my air pod as the available speaker as it normally does. So, the delayed audio was being broadcast to the entire class from the speaker in my laptop. This was 1/2 or 3/4 of a second after they heard the voice of the teacher in the room. My problem was that the controls on my laptop (HP Envy), did nothing. I could not turn the audio off or even turn down the volume using the laptop?  I was finally able to turn off the "audio from the computer".  Any idea why the meeting audio could not be adjusted or shut off?