Let me preface by saying this -

I run a fully stable PC I built

Specs are -

13600K Intel, not overclocked

32GB DDR5 6000mhz, XMP profile

RTX 4070TI, factory overclock

Gen 4 M.2 drives

Internet is via LAN, not wifi with a stable 800mb connection

Latency hovers in the 15ms with no packet loss

No firewall blocking, or 3rd party apps to control bandwidth or anything

I normally do CAD work, as well as gaming, runs flawless.

Today's Zoom meeting (have done many one on one's before) involved several people, all muted (themselves) with no video as I was sharing my screen and providing a CAD tutorial.

Zoom would constantly freeze (not responding), as it happened about 7 times over the course of an hour.

First Zoom itself would freeze (chat and such) with audio still working, until audio cuts out and I am forced to close, rejoin, and reclaim host.

During, and after, each time CPU usage remained between 3% up to 7% so I have plenty of resources available.

RAM usage was between 400mb up to 800mb, leaving plenty more going unused.

It is not a hardware issue, and it most certainly is not a bandwidth issue.

Why am I paying for Zoom when I cannot even have a stable application to use to help others?

When I serve as host for a meeting in my Pro account, and run the Zoom app on Linux or Windows 10P, I am unable to turn video on or off for participants in the participants window. When I move my cursor over a participant's video icon, the icon is obscured by a "Mute" bubble. The bubble blocks any attempt to turn the participant's video on or off, all I can do it turn the participant's microphone on or off. I see this problem in the latest version of Zoom running on Windows 10 and on Linux Mint 22. 

I am a speech therapist and I just attempted to register for Zoom for Healthcare. My confirmation said that I have Zoom Workplace Pro. Is this considered the same thing? Also, It said that I need to establish a BBA agreement to enable HIPPA compliance which I need. I looked this up and was given the option to click "Subscribe". Is there more to do to establish this agreement?

If I schedule a meeting through zoom itself, it uses my (correct) work email. But if I schedule a meeting through Google calendar and then select Zoom for video conferencing, the host shows as my (incorrect) personal email. I can't seem to figure out how to fix this?? I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the zoom add-on and that didn't help. It has to be a setting in my Google Suite but I can't figure out where.