I am having trouble integrating Zoom on my website. I am attempting to add Zoom as an option for clients to connect with us directly in order to estimate the price of our pressure washing services based on the size of their home. However, every time I try to add the Zoom code to the website header, it appears as though the code is being recognized, but it never shows up on the live website.

I have been unsuccessful in troubleshooting the issue and I am unsure why the Zoom code is not working properly. It is important that we are able to connect with our clients in a convenient and efficient manner, especially when it comes to providing an accurate estimate of our services. This is why it is imperative that we are able to integrate Zoom on our website. I am hoping to find a solution as soon as possible, so that we can provide our clients with the best possible experience when it comes to connecting with our business.

If anyone has experience with integrating Zoom onto a website and can provide any guidance or advice, it would be greatly appreciated. I am open to any suggestions and am willing to try different solutions in order to successfully integrate Zoom on our website. Our goal is to provide our clients with the best possible experience, and we believe that being able to offer a convenient and efficient way to connect with us via Zoom is an important aspect of achieving that goal.

Hello,

I have read about a similar error with many other users historically and some that are in different situations than myself.  I have an individual business license for Zoom (and am the administrator of my account) but am missing the recording (and whiteboard) buttons.  I have tried a few troubleshooting steps so far.  For the purposes of this discussion, I am talking only about local (not cloud) recordings.

1. I've checked the storage location for local recording storage (and the folder exists).

2. Under the web profile settings, record to computer files is enabled.

3. If I turn on automatic recordings (which I don't want to happen all the time), recording does start.  This doesn't add the recording or whiteboard buttons.

4. I've tried uninstalling/reinstalling the application, without success.

Does anyone have any other ideas or steps I can take to troubleshoot this?  It is frustrating.

Thank you.

We’ve just moved to a new location and upgraded our internet to a much faster connection — 800Mbps download / 40Mbps upload (previously 100Mbps / 20Mbps).

* At our previous location, Zoom ran perfectly on the slower connection — no issues at all with video, audio, or screen sharing.
* Now, with much faster internet, we’re suddenly experiencing constant “unstable network” errors on Zoom.

We’re running daily Zoom sessions with shared video and sound, and the connection keeps dropping, lagging, or freezing — seriously disrupting our work.

* No issues with any other platforms or general internet use — only Zoom is affected.
* We've tried all the usual fixes: restarting modems/routers, switching between wired and Wi-Fi, testing different devices — nothing works.

This issue is critical for us and needs to be solved immediately.

Has anyone experienced something like this? Any advice or insight would be hugely appreciated.

I know Zoom is very excited about the addition of the Zoom Workplace.

But I don't use it, and don't want it on my screen.

Now, every time I start a new Zoom meeting, the Workplace window also starts up/displays.

Don't want that, and don't want to have to click the red-dot close window button every time.

Is there a Setting that permanently disables the appearance of the Zoom Workplace window on my meeting startup?

On the last update to version 6.4.10 (2027), the settings dialog box is broken. The only usable tabs are "Video & effects", "Statistics", "My Account", "Accessibility" and "Keyboard shorcuts". All the other options (including "General"·, "Audio", "Notifications & sounds",...) are unusable. Their content is restricted to a tiny band on the left of the panel. The right band is just white space.

I am using Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS under Wayland (forcing X11 with "unset $WAYLAND_DISPLAY" does not fix this) with an Intel UHD Graphics 730 integrated controller. Zoom version 6.4.6.1370 just worked fine on the same system.

I have a colleague who when trying to launch a Zoom meeting within Outlook for iOS it leads them to the webpage to join the meeting. Once in the webpage window, it tries to redirects to the app store and reinstall the Zoom App even though it's already installed. It then doesn't join the meeting and you have to enter the session keys manually within in the app. Is there a way round this please?