We see an issue today with a few random users at the same time 1:22PM EST , 95% packet loss reporting in Zoom Dashboard, having a momentary impact on call quality and nothing we can see on our network side, everything checks okay. Anyone else see anything similar? Anything from the Zoom side that would impact a limited user population? 

Zoom version 6.4.3 

TLDR: Has anyone figured out a way to generate a report with "unique participants" in the new combined meeting participation reports?

I run 10 - 15 Zoom events per month for which I need to generate attendance reports (i.e, a list of who attended each meeting). This has been cumbersome, so I welcomed the addition of the new combined reports. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find a way to only include "unique participants" in these combined reports, as you could with the individual reports I generated in the past. This is a problem because every time a participant enters the main room, even if they are returning from a breakout room, they are counted as a separate participant. For example, a recent meeting had 15 unique participants, but the combined report says that there were 64 participants since each participant is listed multiple times because of movement in and out of breakout rooms. This renders the new combined reports useless for my purposes. Even worse, the Zoom release notes indicate that the old way of generating reports will disappear in January 2025, leaving no option for generating the type of reports I need.

Zoom crashes, and then often crashes my laptop when I try to join or host a meeting. Seems to be a problem with video. Initially I can't do mic and video check  before joining/hosting meeting, and if I skip this then the meeting try's to open, but then crashes. Video symbol has a cross through it (I always join with video off), but my image is actually on screen. It then crashes. Any ideas? 

I'm using windows 10 home, have uninstalled and then tried with both zoom version 32 & 64

Screensharing option is available ( albeit limited).Annotation is not supported under wayland as per release notes

However,Fedora 42 (with GNOME)  has removed the option for X11 login, making this workaround unavailable.

Is there any other workaround or a timeline for Zoom to support this feature under Wayland?

I've zoom v6.4.5 installed and Zoom crashes and relaunches after the meeting starts. 

I see below crash stack in the crash dump. Looks like the crash is happening in AMD display drivers. I upgraded AMD drivers and still see the same issue. I don't see an option to attach crash dumps. 

Can someone help?

STACK_TEXT:  
000000d9`e979f6d0 000002d4`960aa5c0 : 000002d4`94390150 000002d4`96061e0a 000002d4`b62cec40 000002d4`b4c94d60 : atidxx64+0x3dd98
000000d9`e979f6d8 000002d4`94390150 : 000002d4`96061e0a 000002d4`b62cec40 000002d4`b4c94d60 00007ffc`4f3119c6 : 0x000002d4`960aa5c0
000000d9`e979f6e0 000002d4`96061e0a : 000002d4`b62cec40 000002d4`b4c94d60 00007ffc`4f3119c6 000002d4`94392b50 : 0x000002d4`94390150
000000d9`e979f6e8 000002d4`b62cec40 : 000002d4`b4c94d60 00007ffc`4f3119c6 000002d4`94392b50 000002d4`96061e00 : 0x000002d4`96061e0a
000000d9`e979f6f0 000002d4`b4c94d60 : 00007ffc`4f3119c6 000002d4`94392b50 000002d4`96061e00 000002d4`94390000 : 0x000002d4`b62cec40
000000d9`e979f6f8 00007ffc`4f3119c6 : 000002d4`94392b50 000002d4`96061e00 000002d4`94390000 000002d4`9ccbdde0 : 0x000002d4`b4c94d60
000000d9`e979f700 00007ffc`4f2e5bfd : 000002d4`b4c94d60 00000000`00000000 000002d4`b4cace98 000002d4`9ccbdde0 : d3d11!TCLSWrappers<CDepthStencilState>::CLSDestroy+0x76
000000d9`e979f730 00007ffc`4f2e37c5 : 00005ddf`01b50f9e 00000000`0000038b 00007ffc`12df0000 00000000`00000001 : d3d11!CCLSFinalReleaseSentinel<CContext>::~CCLSFinalReleaseSentinel<CContext>+0x2d
000000d9`e979f760 00007ffc`4f2e36b4 : 000002d4`00000000 00000000`00000000 000002d4`9ccbdde0 00007ffc`58d8c360 : d3d11!CLayeredObjectWithCLS<CDepthStencilState>::~CLayeredObjectWithCLS<CDepthStencilState>+0x49
000000d9`e979f7c0 00007ffc`4f2e368b : 000002d4`b4cace50 00000000`00000000 00000000`0000023e 00007ffc`58d8c360 : d3d11!CLayeredObjectWithCLS<CDepthStencilState>::`scalar deleting destructor'+0x14
000000d9`e979f7f0 00007ffc`4f301e16 : 000002d4`b4cace50 000002d4`95ffc6f0 000002d4`96002520 00007ffc`58d8c360 : d3d11!CLayeredObjectWithCLS<CDepthStencilState>::Release+0xb
000000d9`e979f820 00007ffc`4f302315 : 000002d4`b4cace50 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 : d3d11!CUseCountedObject<NOutermost::CDeviceChild>::`scalar deleting destructor'+0x66
000000d9`e979f850 00007ffc`4f306bf5 : 00000000`00000000 000002d4`95fe9bb0 000002d4`9439de10 00007ffc`58d8b001 : d3d11!CUseCountedObject<NOutermost::CDeviceChild>::UCDestroy+0x25
000000d9`e979f880 00007ffc`4f2dbd32 : 000002d4`afcaedf0 000002d4`96065a70 00007ffc`4ed394c0 00000000`00000008 : d3d11!CUseCountedObject<NOutermost::CDeviceChild>::Release+0x1e5
000000d9`e979f8b0 00007ffc`4ed394e8 : 000002d4`984c1340 00007ffc`12f0f360 000002d4`9439e700 00007ffc`58d8b001 : d3d11!CLayeredObject<CClassLinkage>::CContainedObject::Release+0x22
000000d9`e979f8e0 00007ffc`4ed7f185 : 000000d9`e979feb0 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 : d2d1!win_scope::com_ptr<ID2D1Bitmap1 * __ptr64>::~com_ptr<ID2D1Bitmap1 * __ptr64>+0x28
000000d9`e979f910 00007ffc`4ed7efe9 : 000002d4`960656c0 00000000`00000000 000002d4`b62703c8 000002d4`9ccbdde0 : d2d1!`vector destructor iterator'+0x45
000000d9`e979f940 00007ffc`4ed7d9ce : 00000000`00000001 000000d9`e979feb0 000002d4`b62703c8 00000000`00000000 : d2d1!CDeviceWideSharedData::~CDeviceWideSharedData+0x61
000000d9`e979f970 00007ffc`4ed9f411 : 00000000`00000000 000002d4`b6270080 000000d9`e979feb0 00000000`00000000 : d2d1!InitializableObject<RefCountedObject<CDeviceWideSharedData,LockingRequired,DeleteOnZeroReference> >::`vector deleting destructor'+0x1e
000000d9`e979f9a0 00007ffc`4ed7dd71 : 000002d4`b6270080 00007ffc`12f0f360 000002d4`95fe1120 00007ffc`58d8b001 : d2d1!RefCountedObject<CDeviceWideSharedData,LockingRequired,DeleteOnZeroReference>::Release+0x41
000000d9`e979f9d0 00007ffc`4ed7d989 : 00000000`00000001 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000001 : d2d1!CHwSurfaceRenderTargetSharedData::~CHwSurfaceRenderTargetSharedData+0x55
000000d9`e979fa00 00007ffc`4ed98d17 : 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000001 00000000`00000000 00007ffc`12f0f360 : d2d1!InitializableObject<RefCountedObject<CD3DDeviceLevel1,LockingRequired,DeleteOnZeroReference> >::`vector deleting destructor'+0x29
000000d9`e979fa30 00007ffc`4ed803ee : 00000000`00000001 000000d9`e979feb0 00000000`00000001 000002d4`93fea540 : d2d1!RefCountedObject<CD3DDeviceLevel1,LockingRequired,DeleteOnZeroReference>::Release+0x47
000000d9`e979fa60 00007ffc`4ed7ed02 : 00000000`00000000 00007ffc`4ed2ab83 00000000`00000000 00007ffc`12f0f360 : d2d1!CD3DDeviceManager::D3DDeviceInformation::`scalar deleting destructor'+0x36
000000d9`e979fa90 00007ffc`4ed7eb83 : 000002d4`95fb1ca0 00000000`00000001 00000000`00000001 00007ffc`12f0f360 : d2d1!CD3DDeviceManager::~CD3DDeviceManager+0x5e
000000d9`e979fac0 00007ffc`4ed7d5a0 : 00000000`00000001 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 000002d4`a6964530 : d2d1!D2DFactory::~D2DFactory+0xbf
000000d9`e979fb00 00007ffc`4ed9ad64 : 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000001 00000000`00000001 000000d9`e979fbc8 : d2d1!RefCountedObject<D2DFactoryLocking<SingleThreadedTrait>,LockingRequired,DeleteOnZeroReference>::`vector deleting destructor'+0x14
000000d9`e979fb30 00007ffc`12e60e5b : 000002d4`93fedc30 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 00007ffc`4ca743f7 : d2d1!RefCountedObject<D2DFactoryLocking<SingleThreadedTrait>,LockingRequired,DeleteOnZeroReference>::Release+0x44
000000d9`e979fb60 000002d4`93fedc30 : 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 00007ffc`4ca743f7 000002d4`ab876a30 : DuiLib+0x70e5b
000000d9`e979fb68 00000000`00000000 : 00000000`00000000 00007ffc`4ca743f7 000002d4`ab876a30 00007ffc`12e61afa : 0x000002d4`93fedc30

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unknowing users subscribe to a freemium autobot that attaches to their calendar and then interjects itself into any video meeting on their calendar

this is a huge security exposure to our organization

there are at least 5-6 vendors; and the list is growing; most of them are NOT on the Zoom Marketplace

zoom settings do not appear to be working

• blocking domains of the autobots does not seem to work, eg block read.ai
• setting a captcha does not seem to work either

for usability in our 10,000 volunteer organization, we prefer to avoid hassles of forcing registration/authentication, we use embedded passcode in the zoom URL link

• captcha is acceptable [if it worked];
  • but not mandating entry of the meeting passcode