We have two different types of meetings.  The first is strictly a meeting over Zoom which we record to a computer and to the cloud.  With Automatically Control Volume checked the volume is always at an even level.  

The second is a Hybrid meeting where some people are in a room and can be heard over microphones going to a mixer.  In turn the mixer output acts as one microphone connected to a computer signed into Zoom.  With Auto-volume also turned on, the recorded volume level is all over the place, just as we hear it in the room.  I don't understand why effectively using an external microphone via USB would change the recording level.

Any suggestions

I am currently only able to view one month at a time of upcoming meetings in the browser, and only a week at a time in the Windows app. This has changed recently, and I can't figure out why or how to change it back. I schedule groups 6-12 months at a time, and need to be able to see more than a month at once! I would appreciate any help with this. I can set the dates in the date range, but it won't allow me to select more than one month at a time.

I bought a mini PC MSI Cubi with an Intel Core 3 100u, the processor is very fast, all programs work perfectly, including Archicad, Photoshop, Lightroom, DaVinci Resolve, but not fast enough for Zoom ))) Blurred background is not supported, the program says that my processor is too slow. At the same time, on the second mini PC Asus PN41 with an Intel Celeron N5100 processor, the blurred background works, although Windows 11 barely moves.

We run the silent auto update feature for Zoom Workplace. Up to version 6.x, it's been flawless but now going from 6.2 -> 6.3, it is prompting admin permissions. Our users don't have local administrator rights. When clicking "Show More Details" on the UAC prompt, it is pointing to "C:\users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Zoom\MSI\6.3.11.60501\ZoomInstallerFull.msi". Each time Zoom runs on a Windows reboot, the UAC prompts to update for our users.

Hi,

I mistakenly admitted Read AI into one of my meetings and the app has been joining my meetings ever since.  I have made several attempts to remove the app and have researched solutions, but no luck so far.

Any guidance you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

We are wanting to move to GPO to manage the update/config of Zoom Meeting going forward and right now we use SCCM and Patch My PC. After loading the latest ADMX files and configuring the GPO everything seems to work as expected except that when the auto update fires it prompts for admin rights which our users do not have. Cancelling the update allows you to access the client and the rest of the changes work as expected. Our clients are Windows 10 and 11 and the Zoom build is 3.6.5X.

Our goal is to have the clients auto-update without the need for admin rights. Do we need to use a different build, do we have some sort of registry problem/conflict, is this a bug, or did I miss something entirely?

I'm using Zoom with dual monitors.  I want to see gallery view on the larger, external monitor but it only shows speaker view on that monitor even when I have gallery view on the laptop monitor.  There must be a way to do it.  I saw a discussion about this where someone asked the same question and no one had answers.  Just other people  who have the same problem.  

I have tried all of the troubleshooting fixes to get my camera to work. I have a basic plan. The app is not giving me any errors the screen is just black. The camera is working, I've updated my drivers, uninstalled and reinstalled zoom, checked permissions and firewalls, and restarted my laptop but there is no change.