When I click to join a meeting, Zoom spawns a succession of windows, which may live for a few seconds or a few minutes depending on the window and  other things beyond my control.

Each and every one will steal keyboard focus from whatever I'm doing.

So if I try to continue to be productive whilst waiting to join a meeting, I'm repeatedly interrupted.

Other posts have been told this is "by design"

What possible excuse is there for interrupting the user this way?

I have added a new virtual background image. But after selecting it, it still comes back to being the image I had before. I even signed out and signed back in, but I still can't select the image to be my default. See video screen capture:

https://capture.dropbox.com/HeEw0vyswXD3hJnv

Help, how do I fix this?

Before this I could choose back and forth among the images. The image that won't change is the profile image only.

I receive Zoom meeting invitations via Outlook. When I click onto the email it inser the meeting int omy outlook calendar. How can I integrate the zooming meeting invite to insert the meeting into my google calendar. Can I setup Outlook to automatically export into Google calendar an new invitations that are inserted into outlook?

Biil S.

My video feed lags by a few seconds when I'm in a Zoom meeting on my new desktop. This isn't an issue with other video conference services, so the issue isn't my internet connection. I uninstalled and reinstalled Zoom and that didn't help. According to the task manager, I'm only using 9% of the CPU and 51% of the memory. My desktop has an Intel Core i9 processor with 32 GB memory and a GeForce RTX 4090 graphics card. My operating system Windows 11. My camera is a Nexigo N60.

Hi Guys,

I am a teacher and give 1 on 1 lessons via zoom. However, when sometimes I admit my student to let her in he stuck in the waiting room. After clicking admit button, I can see only joining but my student never go in the meeting. Why is it happening? Please advise what I should do to prevent this happen?

Hi there! I'm hoping someone might be able to help me out here. In the last few months, the PowerPoints that I am sharing appear to be blurry – some so significantly that people are having a hard time reading them. I haven't changed anything about the PowerPoints that I use or the computers/internet connection. This is a significant issue as I am a trainer and need folks to be able to easily access the learning content without struggle. I've googled this and tried a ton of things, but none seem to fix the issue.