Yesterday we attempted to join a meeting with an employee who was out of the office and received an error message stating "to join a meeting we needed to leave other/current meeting".  At the time we were not in any other meeting or even logged in to an account.  When we chose the option leave meeting it then launched the zoom update.  Once the update was complete we selected join a meeting again and entered the Meeting ID & Meeting Passcode. It then allowed us into the meeting but then kicked the host off the meeting, who is an employee of the same company but was out of the office and hosting the meeting.  When  either employee tried to rejoin the meeting it would kick the opposite employee out of the meet.  One was trying to host & logged in and the other was attempting to join without logging in to an account.  Any one got any ideas of what could cause this and how to keep this from happening in the future?

We've just completed a meeting where it was decided to continue discussions for a while. I'm realise I can go to the previous meeting and make it a recurring meeting but wonder if there is a way of retaining the original registrants/participants without their having to re-register, as it appears they will be required to do?

thanks for any assistance.

I do a lot of online teaching (on Mac/OSX).  Typically using Powerpoint/Zoom and BetterDisplay to set up a dummy third screen.

The Zoom controls often move from one screen to another.  They can end up hidden behind other windows.

I want to set it so Zoom controls stay in one place, and are never hidden behind other windows.

(the issue is independent of whether I use BetterDisplay - which solves powerpoint issues on OSX).