my zoom used to save my professional audio settings, and whenever I would log in I would have to do nothing. 

for the past few months, I now have to switch the setting to on, as it defaults to off. 

I have a lot of technically challenged students who I have to talk through this process every time and they find it daunting. 

Why is this now the default setting? Is there a way of changing this. 

thanks 

Katy 

I hadn't used zoom for a while - but now when I share a screen - instead of having 2 small windows for the two participants and a main screen being shared - this screen is super small and I can't see the other person - I can't work out what has changed with settings and it's driving me nuts. Thanks

I'm running Zoom version 5.17.2 (29988) on a Dell laptop running Windows 10 Pro. I have two (possibly related) problems when I'm attending an online service on Zoom:

1. First, I can't see the main camera feed; my screen only shows the PowerPoint slides, not the live action. (I do hear the audio.)
2. The feed from my camera doesn't show up in the main room; I can see myself in the breakout room, but not in the main room.

Thus far, I have uninstalled and reinstalled Zoom several times, with no change in Zoom's behavior. I've checked to see if I might have accidentally pinned a screen, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I can't seem to figure out anything else to try. Does anyone have some suggestions about where I can start checking?

Thanks.

I was teaching a class and wanted to show a short youtube (or otherwise) video using share screen. The students were unable to see or hear it. I should be able to do this, but don't know the steps. Can anyone help? I'm a 1, 2, 3 type of thinker as in.

1. Do...

2. Do...

3 Do...

I am very grateful for help with this.

I already set up my photo in my profile. ( paid account, by the way)

When I am on a Zoom call and want to turn off my video, my profile picture used to pop up. I only see my name now and no photo.

How can I fix this issue? I looked around in settings and was unable to find this option. 

We host a Zoom meeting every week using the iPhone Zoom app connected via Bluetooth to a SkyWin conference speaker.

When a caller speaks, all the callers, including the speaker, hear distracting audio artifacts. These can also be heard on the Zoom recording of the meeting.

The host does not hear these artifacts, and when anyone in the host room speaks, the audio is clear.

The app is up-to-date. Do we need to replace the conference speaker? Or is this a known issue?

Hi,

We have a small charity organisation which only requires one online meeting to run at any one time.

We have around six people that help with the admin of these meetings and only require one of them to be logged into Zoom at any one time.

With one Zoom Pro licence, can any one of our admin staff use the organisation's Zoom login details and launch a meeting?

Thanks