I have a Basic account. I'm trying to import a personal contacts file. I've created a csv file using the format in the download sample. After I've selected the file, I click on Upload, and get this message "User not login." What does it mean?

I asked for help on the Chat line, and the answer there gave me a completely different csv format, so I also tried a new csv file in that format, but the result was the same.

What am I doing wrong? 

Hi everyone,

I’m using Zoom Workspace version 6.5.12 (14128) on Windows 11, and I’ve noticed that every time I toggle my microphone or camera using the keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Shift+A to mute/unmute and Ctrl+Shift+V to start/stop video), I hear the Windows default “Default Beep” sound.

It’s not a Zoom notification sound — it’s clearly the Windows system sound that plays whenever Zoom registers the shortcut.

I’ve checked all settings under Audio, Accessibility, and Notifications & Sounds, but there’s no option to turn this off. Other users have mentioned this issue too after the 6.x update.

Has anyone found a way to disable this sound, or could Zoom please provide a toggle for it in future versions?

Thanks!

Hello Community , 

We are hosting large  zoom meetings / webinars and we are having a major problem ,
We have to give co-host to multiple participants daily so that they can move themselves  
And this created many co-hosts and on some occasions someone deliberately  closes the breakoutrooms . 

I search all the web on how to disable the close rooms function for only host , "It's coded in Zoom functions." 
I searched all the web on how to log the culprit, "Zoom does not log who exactly did" 
Seems like a major limitation for large meeting hosting,  there should be a way to limit the role of the cohost to less function like eliminating the close breakout rooms for them or at least log which cohost triggered the function without paying the extra for "new feature request "  

Ive seen it being asked in the past but to no avail . 

Pleas

If you're trying to record or Zoom meeting with a clean line-level audio into a USB-C iPhone (15–17), here's the setup Apple doesn't tell you about—but it works beautifully:

🔧 What You Need

• Mixer or Line-Out source (e.g., audio interface, soundboard or line-out from a sound system)
• 3.5mm cable (from source to where your Zoom is on your Iphone)
• Variable attenuator (e.g., Nano Patch+ or SESMKP-27)
• SR-C2003 cable (3.5mm TRRS to USB-C)
• USB-C iPhone 15–17

🚫 What to Avoid

• Apple’s USB-C to 3.5mm adapter — DAC-only, output only, no analog input support.
• Fixed attenuators like Headset Buddy — Only works with lightning connections.

✅ Why This Works

• USB-C iPhones accept analog input via TRRS when properly wired.
• SR-C2003 cable is TRRS-compatible and routes signal correctly (supports microphone or line-out type).
• Variable attenuator lets you match mixer or line-out output to iPhone input level (you control the level of attenuation).
• Apple doesn’t offer input gain control—this setup solves that.

🧠 Bonus Tip

The Nano Patch+ or the SESMKP-27 (or similar attenuators are passive, durable, and gives you smooth rotary control over your input level. 

📷 Signal Chain Diagram

source Line-out - variable attenuator - SR-C2003 adapter (line-in/microphone input) - Iphone15-17