Recently, I had to join a few important conferences, and found that people do not hear me.

We see each other, I can hear them, but they do not hear me. It was not like this in the beginning of 2022.

We moved to Meet, and everything worked. I tried Teams and Skype. Again, everything works.

I tried listening to Mic input from the Windows Audio Mixer, and it worked smooth like always.

Then I went to Zoom config, and found that the Mic level bar was waving for one second only, and went dead.

I changed the Config page, and activated Audio config again - now clicking "test mic" as fast as possible. And I could record my voice for one second. Then it went off.

Something is wrong in ZOOM for Windows.

I have a HP Pavilion Air 13 laptop, based on AMD chipset, with preinstalled Windows 11, which is regularly updated.

When I add the Zoom meeting link to my Google Calendar, it shows the host as my boss's account. It should be mine. How do I fix that? I cannot find this information ANYWHERE online. I have my own "PRO" account under our company and in the profile settings on my boss's account, it shows that their Zoom account is only linked to their Google Calendar. But, it is also linked to mine!! This is so confusing and means I cannot host meetings. Please help! I am desperate! 

The "copy Invitation" tag which normally appears on the right side of a zoom invitation after it has been saved, is not appearing as usual. I have no way to copy the invitation so i can past it into an email.  This has been going on now for about 2 weeks. 

Anyone know what to do?

I've a zoom setup on my Mac Studio (2022) running macOS Monterey on Apple M1 Ultra chip. I've external camera (Logitech Brio Pro Ultra HD Webcam) and microphone (audio technica ATR2500x), both connected to my Mac Studio using USB-C connections. 

During my zoom meetings, my audio & video suddenly drops and it comes back automatically after a few seconds. This is a serious issue and I've done everything that I can do to troubleshoot it but it continues to occur. My internet is a high speed (1GB) fixed line connected to my Mac Studio using an ethernet cable.  

Has anyone experienced this and any advice on resolutions?

I have a Windows 10 computer. Galaxy Book Flex 2.  I do Zoom two times a week. All of a sudden I cannot test speakers on Zoom. No sound. Microphone works fine on Zoom even when testing. Speakers work great when not using Zoom app. I tried my husbands computer (Same computer) except he upgraded to Windows 11. I tried his Zoom. Speakers not working when testing on Zoom. His speakers work great otherwise as well as his microphone just like mine. Is this a Zoom problem due to Microsoft? This problem just started after the outage. I am at a loss right now. I am going to take my computer to a repair shop to find out what is causing this issue, Can I just purchase some speakers  as a work around and plug them into my computer for Zoom. Will that work if I am using my big screen TV that is plugged into my computer as well? I really need the TV screen. The Zoom speakers are the problem. Thank you for any answers you may have regarding this issue.