Hello,

I noticed 13" 2020 Intel MacBook Pro (MBP)'s fan gets loud and warm when running a quick https://zoom.us/test with the launched Zoom app. After exiting the app, then MBP got quiet and cooler. Is this normal? I never had this problem before upgrading macOS Ventura to Sequoia six days ago. Apps and OS are up to date.

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. 🙂

I recently took over as account owner from someone else. There are two other people listed as admins on the account. When I schedule a meeting, the option to allow participants to join anytime is grayed out. I enabled it at the general account level, but discovered that when I look at the settings under my user name, I cannot enable that option. It says "modified" and I cannot reset it. The other user IDs have the option enabled. What do I need to do to enable this? 

I have the Zoom program and it works well, but I have a problem, which is when I create a future meeting, it does not appear in the calendar. Only meetings that have already taken place appear in the calendar. What should I do to be able to see future meetings in the calendar?

when hosting a zoom meeting with an iphone 17 pro and the audio is coming from the church's audio system via a 3.5 mm line, the voices are find but music cuts in an out.  I want to turn on wide spectrum on the phone but it is grayed out.  On a iphone 12 there were no problems.  I have original sound selected in zoom but I think the phone is filtering it.  Thus I want to select wide spectrum in the control panel of the phone. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

We have hundreds of T14 and T14s Lenovo models ranging from Gen 2 to Gen 5 modesl with Intel I7's and integrated Intel HD/Xirus graphics.  We've been seeing an uptick in more users experiencing locking up/freezing/rebooting on our deployed windows 11 24H2.

Earlier this year we had to have people switch to Direct 3D9 on there zoom settings and or disable hardware acceleration as we were having a variety of issues with our Generation 5 Intel T14s being very unstable with zoom. 

however, it looks like the more recent Zoom Workspace no longer allows users to change those settings and we are now having an uptick in more crashes/blue screens/random restarts on our Generation 5 Intels with i7 Pro cpus.  

I came across this post indicating that Lenovo is at fault due to drivers from Intel?  I would really like to know Zooms stance on this, not just pointing the finger at Lenovo

https://community.zoom.com/t5/Zoom-Meetings/Lenovo-laptops-crashing-on-Zoom-meetings-please-help/m-p/239274#M129514

https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/HT518017

I'm posting this for a friend who has a problem with Zoom on her Samsung Android tablet.  The controls have disappeared and don't appear when she touches the screen meaning she can't change to gallery view nor put her hand up to answer during a congregation meeting, it's been like this over a week.

The Samsung tablet is fully updated (and strangely her daughter who has the same tablet doesn't have this issue), and we've tried uninstalling and reinstalling Zoom from the Play Store.

Any ideas on what else we can try? BTW this is in the UK.

Cheers

I have a brand new Google Pixel 10 Pro XL. It has 16gb of RAM and runs Android 16. Zoom app version is 6.6.5.34303 (Oct 20, 2025). The chip is a Tensor G5 (arm64) and GPU is Imagination PowerVR DXT-48-1536.

It appears that the blurred background feature is not available. Following the instructions in the support documentation here, I expect to see "Backgrounds & effects" on the menu, but it's not there.

The system requirements give specifics around certain chips that are supported. Pixel 10 Pro's GPU is not listed but it also says that Google phones are supported.  This is the 5th gen of Tensor chips so you think they'd have added support by now.

TIA

Is it possible that Zoom doesn't support Google Pixel phones?