I have looked everywhere, in the zoom app, in the web account settings, under meeting advanced settings, avatar is simply not there.

on the zoom app I can see it if I am not logged in, but it says to log in to use it, once I log in it goes away, I have tried with basic free account and a work account both do the same thing.

Please tell me what I am missing.

Hello,

I'm running into a persistent issue on my Windows 11 PC with the latest version of the Zoom desktop client.

Every few minutes, I receive an error notification that says: "zoom.exe is using VCRUNTIME140_1.dll from unknown publisher"

I get the same message for other related DLLs, such as MSVCP140.dll.

To troubleshoot this, I have already tried the following steps without success:

1. Completely uninstalled and reinstalled the Zoom application.

2. Uninstalled and reinstalled the latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable packages (both x86 and x64).

Despite these actions, the error messages continue to appear.

Could anyone provide some assistance or suggest other solutions I might try?

Thank you.

that the "solution" to getting zoom to stop freezing/lagging is turning off built in Zoom features? Are no engineers seeing this as a problem?

BTW, tried everything ever listed in these forums to get zoom to stop lagging every 5 minutes. nothing worked.

For the second month in a row, I can't join Zoom as a member. I work remotely, half of the work is due to this  zoom. Error code 3078. I am not from the sanctioned territory! I am from Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine. IP address confirmed by Kyivstar operator. The chatbot requires a host key, but it is impossible to log in to the account - error 403. If someone can contact the developers or help remotely, I will be very grateful. Sorry for the machine translation

This didn't happen before. But for the last couple of weeks, this happens in ALL Zoom meetings I join with different organizations.

1. The speaker is speaking, all is perfect.

2. The speaker is replaced, giving the word to another speaker.

3. I can't listen to the new speaker. Not a word. But others in the meeting can (I use Linux Mint, Google Chrome and join meetings via the Chrome browser, not the Zoom app).

4. When I noticed this problem, I found a workaround: I reload the browser's tab. So I reload the zoom meeting, leaving for an instant and joining again.

5. With this workaround, I can listen to the new speaker perfectly.

But I know this is some bug or imperfection, because before 2 weeks ago, whenever they changed the speaker in any meeting, I always listened perfectly, no matter how many speakers spoke, and this is how Zoom should normally work. This is a new Zoom issue. And I very much prefer to join with the browser than installing the app. Thank you for reading, have a nice day.

I don't want Zoom to be opening 3 different windows for single meeting (one for zoom app home, other for meeting participants, other for screen share). Instead it would be comfortable for me to use tabs. I see setting under `Meetings & Webinars`  called `Display > Meeting Windows View` which is set to `Dual Window` but I could not change it to `Single Window with tabs` because that section is blocked out. Also, Zoom documentation to fix the issue seem to be old which suggest change a non-existent setting under General tab

Why is this blocked out? Is this the right way to achieve what I want?

Version: 6.4.12 (56699)

OS: Mac OS

I am using dual monitor but nothing changes even when second monitor is disconnected