I have tried to create a reoccurring meeting that uses the same ID and password.  I have tried all the options discussed and guess what, I cannot find the field in zoom, logged in on my computer that allows me to do this. Please explain how this works.  I have many customers and sending them a new login for every meeting every day is not an option.  

I logged into my account through my web browser and was going to edit one of my recurring meetings, only to find that 2 different recurring meetings are missing. They are not in the upcoming schedule, nor the previous meeting list. However, if I click on the link to join either of them, I can get in, and it shows me as the host, but I cannot edit the meeting, nor can I see it anywhere in my zoom account. If I record in the meeting, the recording shows up under reports, however, still, I can only access it as if I am a guest. I cannot access it to edit or share the invitation from either my web browser, nor my PC app.

I am a solo professional, semi-retired.  I schedule and host/conduct a LOT of meetings using my Zoom Pro account  -- family, personal friends, small social groups, professional colleagues or committees, my consulting business clients, book club, my little Landmark study group, etc.  In fact, I basically use Zoom instead of the phone!    I would GREATLY prefer it if Zoom would recognize all of my email addresses, since I would prefer to use the one that each group is familiar with.    Today, I saw that I could add other people to my account as "members" -- but they will just be "basic members".  I want ME -- in all my guises -- to be able to invite/host Zoom meetings.  Is this possible? 

Hi there,

 I want to enable co-host features and I read the article below.  However, when I go to the setting page, I don't even see that there is a toggle option for "co-host".  I understand you need to have a pro account to enable co-host, but I don't even see that option available there.  Why?

https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0066640

Mr. Wong

I have a problem where I was the co-host of the zoom meeting. Then, I recorded the breakout room and it went fine. But, I didn't realize that I have insufficient memory so the zoom give me a warning when I leave the meeting. I left and clean up my memory. It said that I can retrieve my local recording in the meeting section, and I already searched for it. But it doesn't appear until now. What can I do?

I am a sound therapist and I conduct online sessions and webinars and even with a highly sensitive mic, zoom seems to completely suppress the sound of the tuning forks and bowls. I have already tried to adjust the audio settings but I think I am doing something wrong, as nothing seems to change... it's like my 'background' noise is completely silenced and all one can hear (barely) is my voice. Any insights greatly appreciated. 

I am using a Macbook Pro with Focusrite external audio card and condenser mic. 

I have several questions, the first of which is technical.  The rest are about how poor zoom's support is.

Question 1: Every time I end a meeting, a zoom popup asks me if I want to share my data with other applications (presumably on my laptop).  I do not want to ever do this.  How can I stop zoom from asking every time?

Question 2: How can I get zoom to respond to requests for support?

Question 3: How can I convince the zoom chatbot that yes, I AM signed in - but it keeps asking me to do so before it will connect me to chat with a person?

Question 4: How can I get zoom sales to answer the phone? After 15 minutes on hold, it tells me that the office is closed for the holiday - on Nov 29, a Wednesday a week after the US holiday of Thanksgiving.

Question 5: Why would I recommend zoom to anyone when they treat their customers so poorly?