Zoom has worked fine for me with the windows desktop app for 2 years. I was testing some headphones today and when I took them out the speakers no longer work through the app.

I've tried uninstalling the app but the same issue exists.

All the obvious factors have been checked. 

Correct speaker is selected (system speakers built into laptop)

Speakers tested and work both through system setting and also if I launch a zoom meeting from the web client

Sound is not muted or turned down

VERY ODD is that when I use the "test speaker and microphone" option from within zoom the speaker test fails BUT the microphone test works and I can hear the microphone playback through the speakers.

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I'm usually the guy my friends/family call for tech help so I'm reasonably savvy. This has me stumped! Greatly appreciate any assistance.

I have a laptop with a resolution of 3840x2160. Scaling is set to 200. Zoom does not display properly unless the scaling is set to 100. Of course, this makes the menu bar on the bottom of the screen unreadable. I've tried setting scaling properties for the app with little success. It did work for a while, but a zoom update broke it.

I have been having issues for long with installing 64bit version on Windows 11 23H2.

I am only able to install older version of 32bit, 6.20_46690build.

The Zoom installation process simply disappears while installing, not showing up the message that indicates it has been successfully installed. It won't launch at all, although I see it in the installed app list.

I want to use 64bit since I have many monitors and need to share screens.
32bit will crash with 4k monitor sharing for online lectures. I had to work around by reducing 4k monitor to hd to avoid crashes. 

Please help.

When I do Zoom calls, the people at the far end of the table are blurred but the people closest to the camera are in focus. How do I turn this off? It seems like it's a feature that Zoom is trying to use to focus on faces but in this case when they are too far off, they remain blurred.

In a large regular zoom meeting, people appeared blurry on the screen until they spoke on screen. We all had video on. There were about 20 participants on the call, all in different locations. We have never had this problem before. Is there something going on with the latest update? And please don't suggest we adjust our camera settings or zoom camera settings; I had a call with one of the participants about 2 hours earlier and they were not blurry at all,  using their own webcam and setup.