When I'm in the office I share my screen via the iPads that connect to our TVs. Whenever I do this my mouse will drift all over my screen, like there's some sort of interference, but only on the shared tv screen. On my laptop screen everything is perfectly normal, but everyone else sees my sporadic mouse pointer going all over the screen.

I've been having audio issues with Zoom for about 10 days. (I've tried all the standard fixes.)

What is strange is that, in my sound settings (on Windows 10 Business 21H2), there are two instances of Zoom running: "Zoom" and "Zoom Meetings." 

My concern is that both apps are trying to use my mic, which may be the source of my issues (or may not, but it's still weird)/

Why are there two instances and how do I fix it?

We currently are using SAML integration to create licensed users by default in our Zoom portal when user authenticate with SSO.

We want to update our SAML integration so that we can create both basic and licensed users using a custom SAML attribute for License Type.  To do this we plan to setup new application groups in our identity provider to differentiate basic users from licensed users.  So for a time we will have the original group which is in production AND the two new groups that we setup.

- If we pass the SAML attribute for License Type in the new integration will it change the license of existing users that are already in the portal?

- Will existing users be affected if we configure the SAML attribute for License type in the portal, but the old integration is not passing it?

Whenever I'm as much as a few seconds late for a meeting, my recipients receive the error below:

"This meeting is scheduled for December 31, 1979.

Start at 6:00 p.m.

Google Calendar Meeting (not synched)"

Does anyone know how to make this stop!? 

Thanks. 

What type of guests (audio-only vs audio + video) count towards a Zoom meeting's capacity? Example: if we're past the 1k+ Zoom capacity for a video meeting, can overflow guests still join a call just by phone?  Or is it 1k overall?

Thank you.