We have a zoom account this past several years, and just came across an interesting problem with using the new PWA version of the Zoom App.  I am the administrator and often use a Chromebook to access Zoom.

We were running a training event, and my role was to open Zoom, pass the host privileges over to the facilitators and then leave the meeting.

I did this and I then wanted to switch over to our second Zoom account and do some scheduling and update some settings.  While making this transition, I got a new message from PWA referring to closing an open zoom meeting.   I had not seen this message before so I think, sure, close that other session, I’m not there any longer.  

And voila, that other session ended itself and the training closed inadvertently.  Of course, we jumped right back in and got the ball rolling again.

But, why?  What happened?  Why was my machine, a chromebook using WPA, still in control of that open session that I had left after passing over the host privileges?  Is this a feature?  Or perhaps a bug?  Is there a better or more correct way for me to completely leave a zoom session via WPA?

Thanks

Craig

I am based in the UK and using Mac devices )iMac desktop, MacBook Pro laptop and iPad and after changing to a new Broadband provider (TalkTalk) I am having issues with Zoom meetings where the video stutters and freezes for short bursts and the audio randomly stutters dropping out words people are saying so I rarely hear a full sentence and i would get a screen msg say 'Your internet connection is unstable'.

I am having to ask people constantly to repeat things.  I have uninstalled Zoom and reinstalled it but problem is the same... TT just do tests for my internet speed which comes up as OK for their part... any ideas ? anyone else had/have this problem. My broadband signal for the TV(Netflix etc) is absolutely fine as is my ability to play podcasts and youtube clips, it seems to be on the communications platforms

Hello there!
A webinar was created for a user where the registration box was checked in this webinar. So all the participants will have to register.
The user decided after a couple of weeks of people registering on the page he didn't want people to be able to register and enter the webinar directly. That was no problem for me.
Now that the user is asking for reports, he wants all the people who registered in the first two weeks to be reported. Entering the reports page, I am unable to generate a report since the option was changed.
Is it possible to recover the registered users?
Thanks for the help.

Having an in-person team meeting with my direct reports. One of the days, we have 7 different presenters - most of them are remote.  Can I keep the same, single zoom mtg open for 8 hours and just let new presenters come & go on this one really long zoom call?

My computer is more than capable of running Virtual Backgrounds/Blurring/Avatars.

There are some real crap computers that Zoom allows Virtual Backgrounds/Blurring (and it actually doesn't run that bad).

The best way for this to happen is to trick Zoom into thinking I have a different processor.  (Modding won't work. And it is probably not a good idea)

I've just set up a series of meetings for which I'm requiring registration.  But the registration button isn't working.  When visitor completes the form, and clicks the button,  nothing happens.   

This seems to happen on mobile (ios, at least), and on various browsers from my mac.

interestingly, when i'm logged in to zoom.us, the button does seem to work, but not otherwise.

HELP!

I am trying to save a standard set of post-survey questions as part of a meeting template but I seem to have to save the template first before I can add the survey. When I add the survey to a meeting I don't seem to be able to resave it as a template.

Is there something I am missing here, please?

I have set up two sets of polls.  One is configured as "anonymous", and the other is non-anonymous.  When I download the poll results as a .csv file, it appears that the pollers' usernames appears next to the results, even when the poll is set up as anonymous.  If this is correct behavior, then what is the difference between an anonymous and a non-anonymous poll?

I set up the poll to be anonymous since I do not wish to collect participant information with the poll results. When I downloaded the report, I see the names of the participants and their responses.  Is there a way for the attendees’ polling data to be anonymous in the reports?  Many thanks!