System : Dynabook Portege X40-K

OS : Windows 11

Zoom version : 6.3.6 (56144)

Zoom audio output is very, very low. I can hardly hear anything. Volume is maximized (100%) in Zoom as well as in the system. No problem with YouTube videos. Tried https://zoom.us/test also. Same results. However, in this I noticed that the output sound starts loud and clear but goes down within a second.

Googled a bit and based on what I read, I tried the following in the zoom Audio settings

   - Set signal processing by Windows audio device drivers too "off(Windows - raw)"

   - Windows system audio enhancements to "off".

Problem persists.

How to fix this?

Thanks

I have a Pro subscription. I host a meeting three times per week. Occasionally, it's as if I'm not the meeting owner of my meeting. 

The main way to tell when this is happening, is that I am unable to start the timer. When I click Apps, I am asked to purchase a package of apps. Then I check to see if I'm the host by checking to see if I can assign someone else as the host and that isn't an option.

I try going into my account and at login, I'm asked to "Please check your other device." What device is this? I've tried checking my phone, my email but there's nothing there. Has my account been hacked?

I've had non-host attendees that have been able to access Zoom features that I appear to be locked out of... AGAIN, this is an intermittent problem. What is going on?

Using Zoom on Win 11.
Is there a way for Annotations to be enabled for all participants by default, but then during the meeting, the co-host can disable Annotations for all except a chosen participant? The chosen participant is not sharing their screen (and we are not using the Whiteboard), the screen is shared by the Host.
All information so far details that the Host can do this, but when the co-host goes the the "More" there is no option to disable Annotations. 
Thanks

It has always worked for me, but now, when I click on the bar to be sent a code, it does not, so I cannot log in as I always have. I need this for work so I really need a solution soon. I work from home and holding my phone during sessions is not an option.

I teach an exercise class via music Sharing Music. Recently, we tried to hold the class in a gym with additional live folks. We needed an external speaker for the folks in the gym to hear. But, whether we plugged it in or used Bluetooth, the Zoomers could no  hear well. I think the music may not have been Shared when we plugged in the speaker. How can I use the music over Zoom and with a Mic? 

I have used a paid version, a different free version as well as being a participant on someone else’s Zoom call when the meeting ends at precisely 17 minutes. I wrote to Zoom support with no response from them.

It possibly is a setting I need to change but don’t know where to look or begin. FYI, I am in Spain and using a VPN blocker so the IP address shouldn’t be an issue.

Any direction would be appreciated.