I have been using the Zoom app to join meetings for a couple of years now. I have an Ubuntu 22.04 PC. A couple of weeks ago I was forced to update the version, so I went to the downloads page and downloaded the version for Ubuntu 64 bit. After installing it with `sudo apt install ./zoom_amd64.deb` the app opens, but I cannot join any meeting. The app simply freezes in "connecting..." and after some minutes I get a message saying "An unknown error occurred, error code 5003".

I already uninstalled and re-installed the app like 5 times by now, always the same.

How can I solve this problem?

  Hi,

  I have a big problem with the remote desktop function on my MacBook (MacOS Monterey 12.7.6). During a Zoom meeting, I share a screen with an application (e.g. Word or Excel) with another person. Then I turn on remote desktop for that person. When he starts typing in Word, the document disappears from my display and on my panel appears a message appears "Sharing has been paused". Only when I press "Resume sharing" does the document reappear. Have you had a similar case? What can I do to prevent the document from disappearing from my screen?

BR

Someone sends me a zoom link to join, when I open the link, it shows the zoom page with the Launch meeting button. I click on the button and instead of launching the Zoom app, it downloads a .dmg file that does nothing. Clicking on the file opens the mac installer where it directs you to open terminal and drag file into terminal. this only ends up in a Volumes folder and that's it. No meeting launched! 
what do I do?

I was suddenly logged out, so I needed to login again.

Normally not a problem, I just click on login and then on the Google button.

This works fine until the screen that did get back to the zoom site that has that single blue button launch zoom 

But clicking that button doesn't do anything, it doesn't go to the app, not sure what really happens or if that url is somehow incorrect. It just doesn't seem to do anything 

Hello! We are experiencing an issue when we create a zoom invitation through Google calendar. 

After the invitation is created on a specific calendar (not my own) and I add an alternative host through the web version of Zoom it then creates a new invitation on my own calendar. 

Due to the number of meeting I schedule I cannot have the meeting populate on my own calendar. When I delete the new invitation/meeting the zoom link becomes invalid. 

It seems like this was changed in the latest update of Zoom. What has changed? Is there a way for me to not get that additional meeting on my calendar without the link becoming invalid?

Hi, guys. I'm sorry if this question has been already discussed.

After updating zoom app on mac OS, it does not show "Upcoming Meetings" on the top page of the app. My iOS app still show it, though... How can I fix this?

The first image is the screen shot of the Zoom app on my Mac. The second one is on iPad. You can see the Upcoming events on iOS although you cannot on Mac OS.

The version of zoom app is Version: 5.14.10 (19202). Mac OS is 13.4.1 (22F82).

Thanks.

zoom on mac os

zoom on iOS