Hi,

I'm on Windows 11 with the Zoom app. My computer specs are: Intel 13600KF, RX6800XT, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD, connecting to the internet wirelessly. I start a Zoom meeting, and if I click on any of the options (Chat, Participants, etc) the window gets opaque and if I click again it will crash the window, after which it will restart and put me back in the meeting. If I don't click again, I can still see my video live and hear everyone in the call- but I cannot do anything or the app will crash. Even if I try to just start the meeting and move the window on my monitor, it will also crash. I don't get any error codes, the window just quits and reopens itself back into the meeting. Thanks for any help.

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