I've had one Zoom account connected to a Google sign in and I just created another account connected to a different Google sign in.

In the desktop app, when I choose "Switch account" it shows me the sign in screen. If I choose the Google sign in option, it just logs me back into the account I was trying to switch from.

Next I chose "Sign out". Then when I go from the sign in screen and click the Google sign in option, my web browser pops up and prompts me to choose a google sign in. I do so and now the web browser is signed in but the app is still NOT signed in. Now the app is stuck in that state, unable to be signed in at all.

Mac app version 5.9.6 (4993), tried using Edge and Chrome as default browsers.

Today, i tried to use Zoom Android app for an online 1on1 teaching session on my Samsung S7+ with Sony WF1000XM3 Earbuds. The Noise Supression feature failed badly, all the crowd and music sound at Starbucks totally destroyed us, to be honest. There appears to be no supression levels like Windows in settings menu. Am i missing something?

My colleague reached out to me through zoom to have an unscheduled meeting. I didn't receive any notification that she was trying to contact me. She says she uses this with other staff members to do an impromptu meeting. What do I need to update in my settings to alert me when she is trying to contact me in this way?

So here's the situation - I have a licensed account, and the two other people who are helping me moderate this weekly meeting also have licensed accounts - but we don't work at the same organization. We are alternatively hosting this meeting as a extra curricular activity, yet we all have licensed accounts at our respective places. 

The reason why we have alternative hosting is so that I don't have to run these meetings every week, but it looks like that if I want them to host,  I need to start the meeting and then transfer hosting abilities. Is there a better option other than purchasing licenses for them under my organization? Please help!

Hello - we are a small, young company. We currently have three employees all paying for their Pro accounts separately. We want to merge the accounts under one umbrella to have three licenses + one large meeting add on to one of the accounts. A few questions:

1. Most importantly, will the current meetings and invites already scheduled for the future of each of the three Pro  accounts be disrupted after consolidated? All the invite links currently deployed should remain active and with all the Pro functions, correct?

2. The process, as I understand it, would be to have the lead account Add User + User Licensed Type. But then does the lead account needs to purchase licenses ahead of time because right now it says 0 licenses available. What is the process after getting to Add Users tab?

3.  Is it possible for only one of the users to have the Large Meeting add on, without having the head account have the add on as well?

4. Is it possible for all the sub user accounts to have full access settings? Hopefully just because it is an added user doesn't mean there are limited functions.

Thank you in advance!

Okay - so I'm stuck on what i thought would be an easy fix.

We use DaaS (horizon) for the bulk of our workloads and have zoom installed locally on laptops/desktops for our people, as well as within the DaaS. Since we recommend everyone uses their DaaS for work, we want them also to use Zoom within the DaaS for meetings. The idea is to have the same user experience while in DaaS as outside, so they're not forced to switch between the two when needing access documents or screenshare for whatever reason.

I've found Zoom docs online which sort of walk through the processes, but they're ridiculously confusing, oftentimes feeling like you're robbing peter to pay paul, yet peter still needs what you're giving paul, so the two are perpetually at odds. 

Am i missing something or is there a simpler way to offload video processing to the local computer when in Daas so people have a better, smoother experience?