I had previously set up a recurring meeting with registration. one of the occurrence had took place today but i wanted to stop the recurrence so as I couldn't get a specific link to send out. I changed the recurrence but somehow I cannot see the meeting that has taken place. It is not coming up in my previous meeting. Anyone know how I can get this back please as I need details of my registrants please. I have searched everywhere but can't see anything, I can't see any recently deleted tab either. I have the recording but not details of the meeting so I can get the details of the registrants.

I have recently had connectivity and performance issues with Zoom meetings. Others frequently state my audio is 'choppy' and I am being frozen and frequently thrown out of meetings, taking up to a minute to reconnect. Zoom is the only service with any issues and my installed version is up to date.

I had a technician from my ISP come out and they discovered that Zoom traffic in my area is being routed via Washington State! I tried creating a support ticket, but I only have basic user access so Zoom closed the ticket immediately. I would think that Zoom would be interested in this as it must be effecting many other users. Any ideas on how I can proceed to get this rectified? Thank you. 

I'm in the UK and recently my Zoom has started using US date convention (e.g. 21st of January is 1/21 instead of 21/1) so can I ask if there is a way to change this so it conforms to the convention that is held in just about every other country worldwide outside of the US i.e. DD/MM? Thank you.

Helllo, I have delegate access on my managers Outlook account - this allows me to edit and reschedule meetings.

As these meetings have the Zoom meeting embedded in the invite, I get this error message when I try and move a meeting instance:

"Your settings do not allow you to schedule or edit recurring meetings"

I have checked the Zoom settings and I can only find the Schedule Privilege section where I have my manager added but there doesn't seem to be a way to upgrade my priviliges.

Most of our meetings are recurring meetings so this is a vbit of an issue as I can't effectively manage her calander. Does anyone have any ideas how to fix this?

Thanks in advance!

Luke

Hi!

I have installed Zoom (5.11.1 / 3595)  for Linux on my Linux Mint 20 with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX760 graphics card. If I use the recommended proprietary driver (nvidia-driver-470, ver. 470.129.06), Zoom just refuses to start. I can launch Zoom, enter my SSO login information, but after that, nothing happens. Zoom is not freezing, it just does not proceed to the "dashboard". I can re-login as many times I want, no help.

If I switch to open source noveau driver, everything works just fine.

Since I need some functionalities offered by the proprietary NVIDIA driver, dropping the NVIDIA driver and switching to noveau is *not* a solution!

Any suggestions/ideas, how to fix this, if not related to Zoom? If this is related to Zoom, when is this expected to be fixed?

Regards,

Kimmo

My zoom Menu Bar and everything are always blocking participants' view.

(shown as grey pattern around the bottom of the page where my mouse is)

I updated to the latest version. 

I know there's a way to hide the bar. But every time somebody enter room,

leave room, chat, they all pop-up and block my sharing screen.

Participants can never view my full screen.

Other's computer or phone don't have this problem. How do I fix it?

Not unlike a newscast where one person controls what is being shown on the screen, I want to be able to switch from an on site webcam, over to a remote speaker, then back to an "on site" speaker, then to a power point, and back and forth as I need to without having a cadre of cohosts who have to continually share screen and then stop share screen. 

Can this be done?