I set a custom personal meeting code a long time ago and have been scheduling meetings where that code is automatically pulled into the meeting details when I create a new meeting.  Recently and without alert, Zoom has converted my personal code into a random code.  So, now, people cannot join any meetings with my personal code that was auto-generated in meeting requests before a certain date (not sure when this happened, but within the last few weeks.

My concern with changing my meeting code again is that any attendees to meetings I have created since they changed it may not be able to join my meetings.

Has this happened to anyone else and if so, what is the best course of action?  I have selected the option to embed passcode in invite link for one-click join, but it doesn't seem to be working consistently.

I feel like there has been nothing but problems since they required one of the 3 security options.  I don't want to use any of the options as we don't need that level of security in a small business.  It's been nothing but issues trying to bypass requiring a passcode.

I recently purchased an Elgato Green Screen – Collapsible Key Backdrop to use at Toastmaster Zoom Meetings. I am using my Lenovo IdeaPad3 laptop with the built-in camera. I am encountering difficulty getting the image on my computer to fit the green screen background. You can see the edges of the screen.

We are deploying Zoom to all of our workstations and have noticed that zoom is asking for admin credentials, assuming it is from the independent dataports setting, but we are installing the MSI with SCCM to the system context with admin credentials, so it should have all of the permissions to install with the independent dataports switch. We are currently rolling out 5.8.4 x64. If the users dismiss the admin prompt zoom still seems to work just fine but will keep promting until the credentials are entered. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue?

How can I check if the independent dataport flag has been enabled? I think I saw it mentioned enabling that requires admin privileges. 

msiexec /i "ZoomInstallerFull.msi" /norestart /lex c:\temp\zoom5.8.4.log ZConfig="nogoogle=1;nofacebook=1;ZSSOHOST=VanityDomain" ZoomAutoStart=true IntegrateZoomWithOutlook=1 EnableIndependentDataPort=1 MSIRESTARTMANAGERCONTROL="Disable" /q

I installed Zoom on a new HP EliteBook computer, running Windows 10.  When I join a meeting, my video displays a still of the view when I joined the meeting and immediately freezes.  I can see other participants' video feeds just fine.  I only see my frozen video, and the other participants only see my frozen video as well.  I've tried following directions from other posts, and nothing has worked.