I keep getting a 500 Internal Server Error (-1) whenever I try to open "reports" in Google Chrome. I’ve already updated Zoom and added the extension to my browser, but the issue is still there. Any ideas on what I might be missing or what I should try next?

Thanks in advance for any help!

I am a not tech-savvy senior who is relatively new to Zoom. I have hosted group meetings and not had any problems. 
Recently, I scheduled a number of individual meetings.  I sent a link to the client's email. When it was time to begin, I hit the start button next to the designated time from my meeting page.. When the meeting opens up,  I can see myself but the client is not there. They are getting a message that I am in a meeting that is in progress.

If I go to the email notification that the client has joined, I can get in through that link provided in that email and admit him into the same room. It's aggravating to me and annoying to the client also. 

What am I doing wrong? 

I am in timezone X, but most people I meet with are in timezone Y.

I am the one who schedules the meetings.

In order to avoid confusion for other attendees I would like the meeting time in the invitation to reflect as their timezone (Y) not mine (X).

Problem: when I create the meeting I select timezone Y but the invitation people receive is still in timezone X.

I have read a number of queries about this that do not seem to have been addressed. I contacted Zoom support who told me to try various things that did not work. That even included changing the timezone on my computer which is obviously not a feasible solution since I still need to be using timezone X for myself.

I am puzzled that the Zoom software seems incapable of sending an invitation in a different timezone to the one of the person scheduling the meeting.

Has anyone figured this out or is it actually a deep flaw in the Zoom code that no-one wants to fix/change?

Hello,

I am trying to log in to my zoom account via the Gmail Zoom Plug in. Everytime I try to click the "sign in" button it takes me to a page that says "This page isn’t workingscript.google.com redirected you too many times. Try clearing your cookies. ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS" and then this page appears "Bad Request Error 400" It's important for me to make Zoom meeting requests in my google calendar to help with workflow. When I click the "sign up" button it takes me to Zoom where I'm already logged in. But it's the sign in button that redirects me to an error page. Has anyone experienced this before? What can I do? I cleared cookies and that did not help!

I am an online teacher.  I have version 6.0.11 (39959).  When I share a document both myself and my students have audio distortion (burbles, crackles, gobbledygook sounds etc).  I've checked the drivers for my web-cam; headphones and they're all current; I've changed the style of headphones and tried the laptop camera; I've swapped the devices beween ports; I've updated zoom, uninstalled and reinstalled it with 64 bit .... no change.   

I'm now having to screenshot documents and copy and paste them into the chat, so that the students and I can work together and hear each other at the same time!!   Tempted to find an alternative to Zoom!!!!!!!

Any solutions/suggestions would be most welcome & fairly urgent.  Thanks.

When I create a Meeting Notice in Outlook and click Zoom "Schedule a Meeting", Zoom opens to do this.  However, the Save button is not highlighted and I can't save the meeting in the Outlook notice.  This problem just started today.  Any ideas?  Thanks.

In our TownHalls i usually share PowerPoint presentation and navigate the slides seamlessly. However when one of the panelists request control to navigate through the slides himself there is almost 5 second delay from the time he selects next slide and the slide transition. 

Is there any way to fix this? 

A user in my account has been receiving incoming meeting requests on her android Zoom client from another user, usually using the Windows desktop app, 3-12 hours after an unscheduled meeting took place between them. There is no call being placed, but her android phone rings and shows an incoming request from the person she met with earlier in the day.

On her end, it looks like the caller is reaching out to establish a second meeting, but when she accepts the request, it is immediately disconnected, and there is no record of the call. On the caller's end, he receives a notification that his call was declined, even though he did not place a call. This has happened several times between these two users over the past 6 months and both of them have been using the latest software versions for android and Windows.

Additional info: The user receiving the call is US East Coast, and the "caller" is on the US West coast so there's a 3 hour time difference. Both users have the correct time and date settings on their devices, and the ghost call notifications occur at a random point within 3-12 hours after the actual call. Our organization uses Outlook for email and scheduling and have it linked to our Zoom tenant, and the calendar integration between the two is not always smooth, but this specific issue only involves unscheduled meetings. The receiver does not want to disable incoming meeting request notifications on her phone, but we would like to figure out why she receives notifications for calls that the other user is not placing, so we can prevent them.