For the past month, my zoom has been kicking me out randomly. I use a Lenovo laptop (about 4 years old), Chrome and my desktop app is up to date. If I minimize my client and navigate to a different screen, look something up or just minimize them to look at the tab I currently have open, about 90% of the time, our screens will freeze and it will kick me out when I enlarge their picture again. It takes about 30 seconds, but it puts me back in the meeting and a banner shows up that says I am the host again. If this happens more than 2x in one session, it it will kick me out completely and I have to restart my meeting. This also happened when I was sitting in a training, not touching my computer, but it did the same thing each time the host navigated between sharing her screen and back. So disruptive to my clients (mental health therapy). Please help. I have sent in to help tickets with no response.

I have an iMac with an i7 Intel chip, 64 GB of RAM, and OS Ventura (13.6.5). For the past couple of months I've been having what appears to be a memory issue when running Zoom. Zoom becomes only partially responsive and everything else I'm running slows down significantly. I have to either close everything else that's running or leave the meeting and come back. I've done a hardware check and the RAM and chip are fine. Internet connection is fine. 

I also have a MacBook Pro (M1 Pro chip, 32 GB RAM), OS Sonoma 14.3.1 and am not having any issues with Zoom.

I think the issue with the iMac might be the OS – has anyone else had a problem like this? If you have, is there a fix other than shutting everything else down? Thanks!

Hey!
Not sure where to post this, sorry if it's in the wrong place.

Im trying to uninstall Zoom(32bit) with no success, on my Windows PC.
Was installed 2022.
I cant find the 32bit version to try and reinstall and then uninstall it (if that might work).
Tried with 64bits, with no success.

I get this error message when I try and uninstall: "There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. A DLL required for this install to complete could not be run. Contact your support personnel or package vendor."

Can anyone help?

Have a nice weekend.

I created a neeting with 3 people and myself, each person connect with two clients desktop and phone so total 8 attendees.

I share screen, record and present. Here is the problem.

Everyone put on presenter mode.

On phones everything works i.e when ever someone speak everyone on phone see the speaker but everyone on desktop dont , it stay on one of the speakers and not moving between them.

The recording show the view that the phone client show. I.e it switch between people when they speak.

On desktop it switch only once and does not again.

Any idea?

Hello!

I would like to know if there is a way to set up an automation that integrates Zoom and Calendly, in such a way I can automatically email a Zoom cloud recording to the participant that attended the meeting, which was previously arranged via Calendly. For example, let’s say that client Jeff books a Zoom call through Calendly with Mary (the host of the meeting), he selected a spot in the calendar and provided his email address. After they have the call, the Zoom recording will be processed and Mary will get an email saying “Your cloud recording is ready” with the link to the source. Mary always has to send these cloud recordings manually via email to the clients she had the call with, but she would like to automate the process. With that in mind, is there any way that once these Zoom recordings are processed in Mary’s Zoom cloud, they can be automatically sent to the email address that Jeff used to book the call in Calendly? I guess this would be like a Zapier kind of thing, but I wanted to check in with Zoom Community to see if you guys can help out from your side. 

Also, I already wrote to Calendly... They said they do not have a feature that allows this, and suggested reaching out to Zoom Support to see if they have a feature that is compatible with what I am trying to accomplish. 

Thank you and I look forward to hearing from someone soon.