I've been facing this persistent issue wherein the audio of all the participants starts continuously stuttering, the moment anyone starts screen sharing. Note, I'm not the one sharing, I'm just viewing someone else's screen share. 

System details:

Zoom 5.11.1 (has been occurring with previous versions too)

Windows 11 Build 25197 (has been occurring with several previous builds too)

AMD Ryzen 5900HS, and RTX 3070

Any help on fixing this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Can anyone help? This has happened to me too frequently and it is annoying at the least. Not sure what is going wrong.

When I schedule a 1:1 meeting I often open the meeting about 2-4 minutes before the meeting is to start. Just to be "there" when the person comes on. About  75% of the time the person I'm meeting with can't get on. They get a message that I'm in another meeting. Even when I sign out and open the Zoom meeting again, they can't get on. What am I doing wrong?

- все доступы и разрешения у клиента Зум есть

- VPN выключен, сервера доступны

- перезагружать Мак, переустанавливать клиент Зум пробовала, бесполезно

- клиент Зум не видит сеть, интернет быстрый и стабильный при этом, пробовала разные сети - бесполезно

- брендмауэр выключен, антивирусов нет

Все было окей, примерно неделю никак не могу попасть в клиент с Макбука. С телефона все отлично работает при этом. 

Как решить? Настройки сети какие-то слетели или в чем может быть дело?

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Hi All

I having issue about the Zoom update too frequently, nearly 2 weeks will update once, but my SCCM version easy outdated, when user click update to new version (5.11.11), after few day will sync with SCCM application catalog, and will downgrade to SCCM version (5.11.10)

Anyone facing this issue?

Two days in a row, I played a loud 25 second horn blast to a meeting of about 10 participants.  After the sound finishes, some of the participants were unable to speak via their microphones, eventhough they were unmuted.  This even happened to me as the host.  The first day it was live.  The second day it was a recording of the same sound.  When I went to the Zoom Meeting Audio test for speakers and microphones, the speakers worked but not the microphone, but when I got back to the meeting, people could hear me.  Others were still unable to be heard.  Fortunately it was at the end of the meeting.  Is there a quick in-meeting way to restore microphones of those paticipants that were affected?

I work for a company that just acquired another small company. The employees at this company are using mostly personal devices.  One user has been trying to log in, but is getting the following error when he tries to log in through SSO:  

Something went wrong while you tried signing in with SSO. To further troubleshoot the issue, please contact your admin and provide the following tracking ID.

WEB_bcc44a591105b5ba0ac2a5b830a1b9ff.

We tried manually creating an account, but logging in with that produced the same error. I'd love some insight on what might be causing this, and how to fix it.