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I have a reoccurring meeting set up for each Monday. The same invitees are invited each week. Can Zoom email the invite to them automatically or do I always need to send the invite email to them myself?
Hello, I have a Pro account. I have full admin privileges. The instructions for enabling ICS calendar attachments are not working for me; I do not have an option to "Send ICS calendar attachment along with webinar invitation/reminder." Does anyone know why this might be happening? https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/12546370693389-Enabling-webinar-email-ICS-calendar-attachments
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I run zoom on 2 computers, one running Windows 11, and the other Windows 10. I use Office 2019. Both computers will open Outlook and set up a draft email invitation when I schedule a meeting, and both used to have a listing of scheduled meetings on the left hand side of the screen when I pressed "Meetings". However, the Windows 10 computer no longer shows that listing of meetings, and instead shows a calendar for a month, but does not show the meetings scheduled during that month unless I click on it. The Windows 11 computer continues to show the listings as before. How do I get the Windows 10 computer to return to just showing a listing of scheduled meetings, but without interfering with the set up of the invitation email when I schedule? Also, can I change the text of the computer generated invitation email? Thanks.
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While I really like Zoom and the fact that it creates recordings as well as a file with the chat log, it's missing a critical feature. By default, there should also be a log file identifying who exactly attended, when they joined and when they left. It would be so amazing to know who joined each call, when, and for how long. I would think that this information could be captured easily enough and simply sent in a CSV or TXT file similar to the chat log. (Apologies if this is the wrong location for a feature enhancement request.)
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I keep receiving an error code 1132 on my pc but I can log in fine on my cell phone. I have tried to put in appeals and it has been over 3 weeks since I haven't been able to log in on my PC. I have tried uninstalling, hardwiring, checking my firewall, etc. and none of it has changed anything. It took Leo 2 weeks to answer me and I really need this fixed for work. Leo said after two weeks of waiting for a reply that it isn't under his department to help me and to basically contact someone else. I think it is a technical support issue since I can log in under other devices just not my PC. The only reason I use zoom is for employee meetings so I am not sure why I would be receiving the error code 1132. Has anyone else had this issue and fixed it?
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A Intel I3-6100u works right on screen sharing or no? Dual and single-core laptops have a reduced frame rate when screen sharing (around 5 frames per second). For optimum screen-sharing performance on laptops, we recommend a quad-core processor or higher. I m confused about the cores and the technology or architecture of a cpu Thanks
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