Hello Zoom Community - Before the update I could make the Zoom meeting smaller on my monitor, about 1/4 of the monitor.  In the smaller size I could expand the view of the meeting  in the smaller window I created so I could see what the room speaker was writing and his charts.  Now I cannot expand the interior of the view?  Does anyone know a fix for this?  I used to make it 100% or 50% now I have no option.  This is bad as now I cannot enjoy the meetings.  Does anyone know a fix to this problem?

zoom screen sharing has worked for me under Linux for some time, both under the native client and using the web browser.  I recently upgraded the native client, and screen share stopped working in the native client.  The button is present, but when I use it and designate an application or a screen, I get a black rectangle over the window or screen.  The black rectangle appears in the screenshare and also over the application or screen.  If i drag the application window, while I'm dragging it, I can see the contents and the black rectangle stays in the old location, but as soon as I release it, a black rectangle covers the window again.

More detail: the version is zoom 6.2.3.  Note that this is the "zoomgov" release, latest zoomgov version as of this writing, amd64, for Ubuntu 18.04+.  This is under kubuntu Linux 22.04.

edit: looks like this is a dupe of https://community.zoom.com/t5/Zoom-Meetings/Sharing-windows-or-desktops-on-Ubuntu-22-04-blocks-access-to/td-p/210569 but I don't have permissions to close this.

Workaround: use the web browser version.

Since I updated Zoom from a much older version yesterday, my Zoom desktop app no longer displays upcoming events from my Google calendar. In fact, I only receive an "unable to load" message in the calendar tab. However, I still receive desktop notifications of upcoming meetings.

I cleared my cache, uninstalled/reinstalled zoom, and reconnected the Google calendar -- to no avail. Does anyone have a clue what's going on and how to fix this?

Am using the latest version of zoom as of this posting. 

During a conference  call with a few participants after about 30 minutes my entire PC locks up and I must reboot.

This only happens on Zoom during meetings. My PC is new an Intel i9 13900H, Iris XE Graphics.

Happened about 5 times now always on zoom not Skype or Teams. I've turned off acceleration etc cleaned zoom and reinstalled and to no avail. Fast internet about 50 mbs. I had a conference call on Teams last night which lasted almost 2 hours no crashes. I monitor my specs and hardly any GPU load or CPU load during the call. 

Have the latest drivers for gpu.

At a loss here appreciate a fix.

Since the latest update (6.2.3 (2056)) on 2 October, I have been unable to start the Zoom desktop client (no screen that displays any error code; it just doesn't start); I am using the browser client in the meanwhile. I use Manjaro Linux (an Arch variant).

hey, I just scheduled my first zoom meeting for next week; and I have included all of my attendees. Now how do I send the actual invite? My only invite options are "start, edit, delete". I selected start, but no invite was sent to the attendees, all it did was start my meeting, but it is not scheduled now. Please help. thanks

Hello to you all. 

A few days ago I installed the Zoom app (latest version) to try taking drum lessons. I have a Macbook late 2013, 2 sound cards. Xr18 by behringer (I have 11 microphones for my drums on it) And the Behringer mc204hd sound card. With both sound cards I face the same problem and now I believe that something is to blame from the application.  I can't understand is that when I talk to the microphones (11 microphones) the zoom app normally gets a signal. As soon as I tap with my finger, the microphone only signals on the first tap and then the app stops signaling. If I speak again to the microphones it signals again until the next hit with the finger I can't get a tip unfortunately. Unfortunately the sound of my drums does not pass to my teacher 😢