On a Dell Latitude E6230, running Zoom 5.11.10 (4400) on Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS with Wayland, the account/program menu (as opposed to the settings menu) insists on opening upwards of the button on screen, and not within the bounds of the screen.

Eg. If I have the Zoom window maximised, and I click on the program/profile menu in the top right of Zoom window, I only see the bottom couple of rows

If I move the window, so the top edge of Zoom is at the bottom of my screen, then I can view the profile/program menu.

Expected behaviour is that Zoom would recognise available display area (1366x768) and work within that, rather than having to drag program window down.

I could not sign-in to Zoom client on my MacBook running OS 12.0.1. It always shows an error "You are unable to connect to Zoom. Please check your network connection and try again"

I can sign-in and use Zoom via Chrome browser on the same MacBook.

Any ideas what went wrong? There is no blocking in firewall or VPN.

I recognize that there is no Zoom in camera privacy setting, it has only in Microphone privacy.

Any suggestion on this?

I have some users who have installed Zoom themselves via exe from the web. Others that have installed via SCCM. The SCCM version (an msi) gets patched by SCCM through Invanti  and the web version does not. I need to know if the .msi version that SCCM installs overwrites the exe version. I am hpoing that I can just install the MSI version to all and have that take care of the exe versions out there.

I tried to install the msi version and include the log switch to see if it did anything "like run the clean script" but I cannot find the log - msiexec /i "ZoomInstallerFull.msi" /qn /log install.log