Posting on behalf of a co-worker. She says:

When she's hosting a meeting and enables live auto transcription the main Zoom window disappears and all that remains is the transcript scrolling at the bottom of the screen.

Sometimes she can hover her mouse above the taskbar, and the icons that normally appear at the bottom of the Zoom window will appear. Sometimes, she says, she will see a small version of a screen shared in Zoom on her desktop, but clicking on it does nothing.

This has happened on two computers, a desktop and a laptop, both Dells running Windows 10, 20H2 or 21H1.

I sat with her while she started up a meeting. After she enabled transcripts, she minimized the Zoom window, saying that is something she typically does when hosting, so she can continue working on other projects. When she minimized Zoom, a smaller window (mini-player?) appeared on the screen. She said she had never seen that before. We successfully restored the main Zoom window from it.

She couldn't tell me if Zoom "disappearing" was always coincident with minimizing Zoom. If I assume that it is, the question becomes what is she doing when she minimizes Zoom that might cause the "mini-player" to be obscured (I did suggest the next time this happens, she try alt-tab to see if she can switch back to either the mini-player or Zoom itself)?

Thank you for your advice.

Jeffrey Pike

Technology Services Librarian

Groton Public Library

I have suggestion that zoom app have option can give details of past attend meetings details like giving meeting i attended in past month and not to give more details just giving the detail about how much classes i attend and what are they. Basically most people don't have schedule meetings  so they can't find past attend meetings and don't track every class they attended and if they forget it in this options they can find out yes i attend that meeting.

Hi there, 

I work for an organization that will be hosting regular events for people in our group. We will be using Zoom, but don't want these participants to be able to see our other meetings. We were hoping to not have to create a second account and just create a separate profile that participants would see when they come to events. We'd like to have one that is for business meetings that are hidden from all other participants, and one for community events, under the same account. Is this possible?

Hello everyone!

Hope you're doing great, actually im facing an error code 5003 that appears every time I want to enter to my zoom account. I tried every solution that the support gave me and the error remains. I'm really confused because the same problem appears at my iPad, iPhone and Macbook but in other devices zoom works fine. I would appreciate if someone can help me please.

According to the Zoom docs, scheduled meetings can be started anytime within 30 days they are scheduled.

Technically this is true if you are starting them from the Zoom app or web app.  However, we have found that this is not the case if trying to join or start the meeting from the Join URL. 

We have observed that the Join URL will not work after the scheduled date/time has passed. Is this intentional, if so, why? It seems like the Join URL link should be valid for the 30 days beyond the scheduled date time. We are running into issues with this when rescheduling meeting invites with zoom links, and people can't start or join the meetings.