Hello!
I have a problem. Since last update my Zoom conferences always have the same problem, "Bad connection". I've already checked everything in my laptop, checked my wi-fi setting, and everthing's fine. What can I do with it? 

Thanks in advance

Hi everyone,

We recently enabled ZDM to manage Zoom workspace on our Windows desktop computers, I managed to add 2 desktops by appending the Token string to the msi file during the client deployment

msiexec /i C:\Windows\Temp\ZoomInstallerFull.msi /quiet /qn /norestart /log install.log ZConfig=SetEnrollToken4CloudMDM=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx 

the only issue that I am currently facing is that when the end user trying to upgrade to a newest version of Zoom client they would be asked for the admin credentials, is there any way to do the update without having to enter the admin credentials or adding any switches to the ZConfig during the deployment?

I also have a question, why there is an icon next to any update setting in the portal with the symbol v. and I hover over it it would display 5.13.5?

the current Update Channel set to Slow,

the Zoom client at the desktops is Version: 6.2.5 (48876)

Allow users to configure auto-update for Zoom desktop client = ON

Update notifications - Zoom desktop client (Windows and Mac only) = ON

Allow users to manually check for updates - Zoom desktop client (Windows and Mac only) = ON 

           "Update to Auto Update defined version" is checked

please see the attached screenshots.

Thanks

Hello everyone. 

I cannot start a meeting with the app, I tried to run the program as administrator but the host button does not start anything. After several attempts the system offers me to host the meeting through the browser but you lose a lot of options like drawing on the meeting window. 

I uninstalled (also a big issue) and reinstalled to no avail. I work on windows 10. Any suggestion?

Thanks.

I am unable to mirror my ipad when in share mode in my zoom meeting.  Last week this worked.  Today, even though I can find the zoom link on my ipad when attempting to mirror, I get an error message that airplay could not connect.

I have a new computer with Windows 11 on it.  Is there some setting I need to adjust?  I need to get this resolved ASAP as I am in the middle of assessing a student, and we mirror our testing materials from our testing website via our ipads.

We host a large meeting requiring multiple co-hosts in addition to the host. Each co-host is responsible for a specific set of tasks. For example, the bouncer is in charge of admitting participants from the waiting room and removing disruptors when needed. We also have a support role for one co-host tasked with answering questions in the meeting chat (we only allow participants to chat with hosts and co-hosts for security and safety reasons). This role doesn't require admitting or removing participants, but the generic co-host role gives them this option. We need to be able to create our own custom co-host roles with specific permissions.

I don't see anything in the Zoom guides about roles and permissions that pertain to Zoom Meetings. It seems you can create user roles for other aspects of a Zoom account, but it doesn't have anything to do with permissions during a Zoom Meeting.

Does anyone know of any customization options that would provide a more granular approach to co-host permissions or customized co-host roles? Either in Zoom or another application.

Zoom forced an update on me today. Since then it fails to recognise my video camera and asks me to pick a different one from settings. Neither camera nor settings have changed since the update. It works perfectly fine in Zoom and Skype. The camera is a Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920. Any suggestions on how to get Zoom to do its job again?

I use zoom with Dell WH3022 USB headset.

I clearly remember that about a year or so ago it was perfectly possible to use Zoom "Test Audio" feature during an ongoing meeting. Even when the microphone on my side was muted (!) the "Test Audio" feature would still "hear" the mike, i.e. it would hear me saying "Test test test one two three" and properly play back the recorded test sample. This made perfect sense, since it allowed me to test audio settings (especially the microphone) without disturbing the meeting.

However, after one of Zoom updates this functionality suddenly got broken. Now when the microphone is muted, the second portion of "Test Audio" no longer works: it does not hear me speaking. And if I unmute the mike for testing purposes "Test Audio" will hear me, but everyone in the entire meeting will also hear me saying my test-test-tests into the mike. This is, of course, weird and unacceptable.

So, what happened? Why did this (originally well-designed) feature suddenly got crippled like that? Am I missing some setting, perhaps? 

I recently updated the Zoom Windows app to the latest version. Now, when I try to run Zoom, I get an errormessage that the Zoom call download is not associated with the app. According to the "Setting" app, there is an association. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the Zoom app, but I still have the problem. What's wrong, and how do I fix it? (Zoom works fine on my Android tablet.)