In my online Zoom account, under settings, I have "Waiting Room" turned off. However, when I set up a meeting (it doesn't matter if it is a scheduled meeting or a "start meeting" where I then send an invite link to people) people are put in a waiting room. We're just trying out zoom for a new business, so apparently, I don't have access to either phone or chat support, so I'm hoping this community can help.

Thoughts on how to fix this? Success is simply that when people join a meeting, they get right in without having to wait in a room and be admitted, regardless of if it is a scheduled meeting or a start now-type meeting.

Thanks for any help.

A client told me today that they had to agree to have the session recorded before they could enter the meeting. I do not have my sessions set up to record in any way, shape or form as this could be a HIPAA concern. I am wondering if anyone else has had this happen and how can I correct this?  

I have a Mac computer and have no problem setting up or responding to zoom meetings except when one specific person zooms me and frequently my video and mute buttons are locked. I am unable to be seen or heard, but can hear and see the other party. I strongly suspect the problem is with the person zooming me. Any suggestions?

This was a video clip we took from a longer interview. Most people associate Teleprompters to recording a video but Beth here uses our teleprompter as a coach. Basically knowing that her script and thoughts are readily available while maintaining eye contact with her audience, gives her confidence when presenting.  

https://youtu.be/1MsKfGTbAu0 

Have had no issues until about 10 days ago. I use zoom for my psychology sessions so I need it to be reliable. Recently, every time I use it I have found it will freeze and drop out 2-3 times in one hour meeting. Happening every time I use now. I have run a broadband speed test when it drops out and wifi does not seem to be the issue. If I continue my call on same device with Whats app video it works fine. I have tried uninstalling but this has made no difference. Any ideas? I am at the point I need to move to another platform because of this issue. 

Running Win11 with all updates installed.

I have my Windows taskbar configured to AutoHide - ie it slides up from the bottom of the screen when the cursor is moved over it.

Since the update to ZOOM v6.x - currently v6.0.0 (37205) - when I have the Workplace window maximised (not in Full Screen mode) the Windows Taskbar does not appear.  It is overridden by ZOOM and stays hidden.  If I take the Workplace window out of Maximised then the Taskbar slides into visibility as normal.

This has only happened since v6.x

I only boot into Win11 to use ZOOM.  My main OS is Linux but the desktop app is crap with regard to support for playing live music on ZOOM, so I dual boot.  Basically my Win11 is a vanilla install with just ZOOM and Firefox installed.

I raised a ticket with Support and they say they cannot duplicate it. 

Has anyone else noticed this behaviour since v6.x?

Thanks.

Dear Zoom Support Team, I am writing to seek assistance regarding an issue we are facing with the Zoom Web SDK Client View. We have integrated the Zoom Web SDK into our web application to enable video conferencing capabilities for our users. However, we are encountering an “Invalid Signature” error when attempting to join a meeting using the generated signature. We have followed the documentation and guidelines provided by Zoom, but we are unable to resolve this issue on our own.

Example Sigature - 

I bought a new laptop recently and had a problem that no sound came through to me. So I used my old laptop for a bit, but finally got round to trying to fix this.

I uninstalled zoom and then downloaded it and reinstalled it today 24 apr 24. 'Test' speakers in zoom gave no sound. No problem with Youtube videos - so the new laptop speakers work OK.

Finally, today, it dawned on me that I could have a zoom meeting between my old laptop and my new one. Bingo!

Well, sort of - my voice goes from one laptop to the other in either direction with the 'remote' mic muted.

BUT the zoom speaker test still makes almost no sound. It makes a very little sound when I first press 'Test' and is then silent. And when I test the mic in zoom, the recording plays through the speakers as it should - weird.

Laptop is Acer 3 15. Sound is Realtek. OS is W11  version 23H2. I could not find any setting which would obviously prevent an app using my speakers.